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Krugersdorp attack: a breach of POPIA

Nadine Mather reviews an alleged breach of victims' personal information in South Africa following an attack by armed men

Singapore Convention Week and UNCITRAL Academy 2022: The importance of cross-border dispute resolution in the current geopolitical climate

International trade is worth over £1 trillion annually to the UK economy[1] – close to half of the UK's GDP.[2]

Zambia: regulatory developments on cyber security

Bwalya Chilufya-Musonda looks at how new regulations will impact businesses in Zambia

Was the WTO right on vaccine patent waivers?

Nick Redfearn and Fabrice Mattei discuss how to compromise between improving access to vaccines whilst also protecting research and pharma innovation

Mauritius: Introduction of variable capital companies

Shianee Calcutteea, Sahirun Subadar and Vartika Sahai explore the benefits of variable capital companies

South Africa: the growth in foreign remote working

Helen Wilsenach argues employers must approach foreign remote working with caution

Iran: the specter of a little-known genocide

Hamid Enayat explores the repercussions and impunity over a mass killing in Iran's prisons

South Africa: options for employees injured by vaccinations

Talita Laubscher and Melissa Cogger explore how employees may be entitled to compensation from employers if they suffer injury, illness or death following a covid vaccination