Our lawyers are regulaly featured on radio stations where they provide unique insights into legal matters
These interviews offer listeners a deep dive into various legal topics, cases, and expert opinions and serve as a valuable source of information and demystifying some complex legal issues. Our lawyers, with their expertise, engage in thoughtful discussions on air, making the law accessible and understandable for all.
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The importance of conducting office disciplinary hearings correctly
Yvonne Mkefa, Director in the Employment Law practice, recently joined DJ Sbu on Radio 2000 to discuss the importance of conducting office disciplinary hearings correctly to avoid legal consequences for employees.
Should a sick note from a traditional healer be recognised at work
Thato Makoaba, Associate in the Employment Law practice, recently joined Asanda Beda on Channel Africa to discuss 'Should a sick note from a traditional healer be recognised at work?'
New earnings threshold effective 1 April 2025
Malesela Letwaba, Senior Associate in the Employment Law practice, recently joined Bongiwe Zwane on SAfm to discuss the 'New earnings threshold effective 1 April 2025.'
Innovation key to navigating South Africa’s economic challenges
Nastascha Harduth, Director and Sector Head in the Corporate Debt, Turnaround & Restructuring sector, joined Nhlanhla Sehume on Power FM to discuss 'Innovation key to navigating South Africa’s economic challenges.'
New Income Tax Act amendment closes foreign trust low-interest interest-free loan
Mariska Delport, Associate in the Tax & Exchange Control practice, joined Michael Avery on Fine Music Radio to discuss the recent changes to section 7C of the Income Tax Act affecting cross border loans between South African taxpayers and trusts.
2025 labour law changes a positive step toward an inclusive employment landscape
Phetheni Nkuna, Director in the Employment Law practice recently joined Jeremy Maggs on Hot 1027 to discuss some of the recent formative labour law changes that mark a positive step toward an inclusive employment landscape.
Taxpayers beware: SARS expects full compliance when objecting to assessments
Nicholas Carroll, Associate in the Tax & Exchange Control practice, recently joined Bridget Masinga on SAfm to discuss 'Taxpayers beware: SARS expects full compliance when objecting to assessments.'
Competition Commission outlines approach to internal restructures in draft guidelines: When does an internal restructure need merger approval
Ntobeko Rapuleng, Associate in the Competition Law practice, recently joined Stephen Grootes on 702 and Thapelo Moloi on You FM to discuss the 'Competition Commission outlines approach to internal restructures in draft guidelines: When does an internal restructure need merger approval?'
Supreme Court of Appeal delivers significant judgment on public procurement law
Charles Green, an associate in the Dispute Resolution practice recently joined Nompumelelo Ngubeni on Channel Africa to discuss 'Supreme Court of Appeal delivers significant judgment on public procurement law.'
Farmers Beware Legal liability and export risks in the wake of bud rot
Lucinde Rhoodie, Director in the Dispute Resolution practice and Agriculture, Aquaculture & Fishing sector, recently joined Jimmy Moyaha on SAfm and Matthew Veeran on Lotus FM to discuss 'Farmers beware: Legal liability and export risks in the wake of bud rot.'
Employment of Illegal foreigners
At CDH, we recognise that immigration law has never been more critical. Imraan Mahomed, Director in our Employment Law practice joined SAfm to discuss employment of Illegal foreigners.
Not factoring mental health into health and safety protocols could land employers in legal hot water
Kgodisho Phashe, a Senior Associate in the Employment Law practice, joined Bridget Masina on SAfm to discuss the topic, "Not factoring mental health into health and safety protocols could land employers in legal hot water."