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TOP TIP TUESDAY: CAN A SEXUAL ASSAULT IN THE WORKPLACE AND INJURIES SUSTAINED DURING PROTEST ACTION BE AN “OCCUPATIONAL INJURY”?

TOP TIP TUESDAY: CAN A SEXUAL ASSAULT IN THE WORKPLACE AND INJURIES SUSTAINED DURING PROTEST ACTION BE AN “OCCUPATIONAL INJURY”?

by Warren Beech | Nov 4, 2025 | Employment, Health and Safety, Mining, News

In last week’s Top Tip Tuesday we addressed the importance of the exercise of the “stop work authority” on health and safety grounds to prevent workplace injuries and fatal accidents. We discussed the judgment handed down in the matter of National Union of...
COMBATING ILLEGAL MINING IN SOUTH AFRICA: CAN MINING COMPANIES CO-EXIST WITH ARITSANAL AND SMALL-SCALE MINERS?

COMBATING ILLEGAL MINING IN SOUTH AFRICA: CAN MINING COMPANIES CO-EXIST WITH ARITSANAL AND SMALL-SCALE MINERS?

by Mbuyi Katumba | Sep 5, 2025 | Mining, News

BACKGROUND The illegal mining pandemic in South Africa, and the African continent at large, which is often blended with artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM), presents a severe threat to the country’s formal mining sector, economic stability, and security. In South...
EMPLOYMENT LAW ALERT 4/2025 – CODE OF PRACTICE: DISMISSAL

EMPLOYMENT LAW ALERT 4/2025 – CODE OF PRACTICE: DISMISSAL

by Melanie Hart | Sep 4, 2025 | Employment, News

The Minister of Employment and Labour has published and gazetted a Code of Practice on Dismissals, in terms of Section 203(2A) of the Labour Relations Act, which takes effect from date of publication, being 04 September 2025. The Code repeals Schedule 8 of the Code of...
THE “DUTY OF CARE” AND CONSEQUENCES OF NON-COMPLIANCE

THE “DUTY OF CARE” AND CONSEQUENCES OF NON-COMPLIANCE

by Warren Beech | Jul 31, 2025 | Environmental, News

  On 14 July 2025 the High Court of South Africa, Gauteng Division, Pretoria handed down judgment under case number 9952/2019 in the matter between Petrus Johannes Barnard & Others v The Minister of Environmental Affairs and Others (Barnard Judgment). Barnard...
DRAFT MINERAL RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT AMENDMENT BILL PUBLISHED ON 20 MAY 2025

DRAFT MINERAL RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT AMENDMENT BILL PUBLISHED ON 20 MAY 2025

by Warren Beech | May 29, 2025 | Mining, News

Introduction Following the publication of the Mine Health and Safety Amendment Bill in October 2024, the last few weeks have been extremely eventful in the mining industry, with the publication of proposed changes to several environmental laws including in relation to...
ENVIRONMENTAL ALERT 2/2025 – FURTHER DRAFT NATIONAL DUST CONTROL AMENDMENT REGULATIONS

ENVIRONMENTAL ALERT 2/2025 – FURTHER DRAFT NATIONAL DUST CONTROL AMENDMENT REGULATIONS

by Warren Beech | May 21, 2025 | Environmental, News

On 16 May 2025, the Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (Minister) published the Draft National Dust Control amendment Regulations (Proposed Regulations) in terms of Sections 32, 53(o) as read with Sections 55(3), 56 and 57 of the National...
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  • TOP TIP TUESDAY: CAN A SEXUAL ASSAULT IN THE WORKPLACE AND INJURIES SUSTAINED DURING PROTEST ACTION BE AN “OCCUPATIONAL INJURY”?
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  • COMBATING ILLEGAL MINING IN SOUTH AFRICA: CAN MINING COMPANIES CO-EXIST WITH ARITSANAL AND SMALL-SCALE MINERS?
  • EMPLOYMENT LAW ALERT 4/2025 – CODE OF PRACTICE: DISMISSAL
  • DISMISSALS FOR FAILURES TO ADHERE TO SAFETY REQUIREMENTS IN THE WORKPLACE AT MINES – THE LABOUR COURT REAFFIRMS MINE HEALTH AND SAFETY OBLIGATIONS

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