The role of an effective grievance procedure in creating tolerable employment in the South African Police Services by Arie, Motlogelwa Harold

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South Africa's national credit amendment act 7 of 2019: progression or regression for natural person debt relief by Klaasen, Jason

“…Statutory relief in the form of sequestration under the insolvency Act, administration orders under the Magistrates Courts Act, and debt relief under the National Credit Act, have failed to aid in the plight of the no income no asset (‘NINA') debtor. …”
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To amend, repeal or enact: Analysing the legislation that regulate anti-illicit financial flows in Namibia's Natural Resources Sector by Zongwe, Leezola R

“…However, despite this its industrialization is stagnant and its development is rudimentary with about a third of its population living in extremely poor socio-economic conditions. …”
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Enhancing access to justice in Zimbabwe: an empirical exploration of integrating socially appropriate dispute resolution to overcome barriers within the formal justice system by Maraire, Wesley

“…This thesis concludes by drawing together empirical data and process theory to develop a justice system that overcomes Zimbabwe's current access to justice challenges.…”
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A comparative reappraisal of debt relief measures for natural person debtors in South Africa

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Die grondslag van kontraktuele gebondenheid by Olivier, Pierre J. J.

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A consideration of certain aspects of standard form contracts and exemption clauses [Microfiche] : standard form contracts, the credit receiver's title to sue ex delicto in instalm... by Van Dorsten, Johan Lourens

“…However, if gross injustice will result the courts will in some cases uphold the defence of exceptio doli. …”
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The role of good faith and fairness in contract law: where do we stand in South Africa, and what can be learnt from other jurisdictions? by Layton-McCann, Keryn

“…The Constitutional mandate to develop the South African common law, the UK's (current) need to comply with civil law principles due to EU membership and generally, the conventional practice by common law legislatures, academics and courts of looking to England for legal developments, are factors which will contribute to the development.…”
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Fundamental change of circumstances and the principle of 'causa finalis' by Von Alvensleben, Philipp Carl

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A comparison of the South African and Swaziland's labour market regulatory systems in dispute resolution by Dlamini, Bongani Sydney

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An explorative study of false allegations of child sexual abuse in divorce and custody proceedings in South Africa by Robinson, Tanya Marie

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A proposed interpretation of the phrase "subject to tax" in section 23M(2)(i)(aa) of the Income Tax Act, No 58 of 1962, when read in context of South African Tax Treaties by Leshomo, Otladisa Patrick

“…Following the tax policy recommendation of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (‘OECD')/Group of Twenty (‘G20') member countries, under the OECD/G20 Base Erosion and Profit Shifting Project: Action 4 (‘BEPS Action 4'), the South African legislature recently enacted an internationally focused anti-avoidance provision, in section 23M of the Income Tax Act No.58 of 1962 (‘the Act'). …”
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Feminist judgments: interrogating Zimbabwean judgments using anti-essentialist feminist legal theory by Matamba, Rumbidzai

“…Beginning with a discussion on the development of feminist legal theory in courts, mainly starting in the United States before trickling down to other parts of the world, the thesis focuses on how the three selected judgments, retaining the same facts and legal principles they have been previously decided on, would be altered or bolstered using an anti-essentialist feminist legal theory interpretation. …”
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Immunity from prosecution for genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes: the case of heads of state

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An appraisal of the extension of bargaining council agreements to minority stakeholders in South Africa

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The judicial regulation of state commercial activity by Quinot, G.

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Violence and state response in the reigns of Augustus and Tiberius by Munro, Malcolm Frederick

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Addressing Sexual Offences in South Africa: Moving Past Rhetoric and Empty Gestures by Stander, Abigail

“…The first section lays out the background and development of South Africa's sexual offence laws (and laws relating thereto). …”
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Providing for the independence of the judiciary in Africa: a quest for the protection of human rights

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