South African fixed-income investors have enjoyed another exceptional year, with the local bond market extending the strong performance seen in 2024.
For years, domestic bond returns came largely from income, but since last year, investors have also benefited from significant
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MHi Attorneys is a legal publisher that provides detailed guidance on South African law, focusing on practical issues affecting individuals and property owners. Their content covers topics such as property transactions, medical aid reviews, sectional title levy collections, and employment law related to domestic workers and parental leave. The firm offers step-by-step explanations of legal processes, rights, and obligations, aiming to inform readers about compliance and best practices within South Africa's legal framework. Their publications address both financial and legal aspects, emphasizing clarity and actionable advice for clients and the general public.
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When Grief Meets Red Tape: Understanding Today’s Estate Challenges
By Client-admin
Losing a loved one is already one of life’s most difficult experiences. Add to that the burden of South Africa’s complex estate administration process, and families often find themselves overwhelmed at the worst possible time. In 2026, the challenges facing…
Buy or Rent in South Africa 2026: Make the Right Choice for Your Future
By Client-admin
One of the most important financial decisions in life is whether you should buy or rent property. With interest rates finally easing and the property market showing signs of recovery, the timing has never been more critical. Let’s break down…
Who Is Liable When an AI-driven Vehicle Causes Harm?
By Client-admin
As autonomous vehicles (AVs) evolve from concept to real-world use, South Africa faces pressing legal questions: if an AI-driven vehicle causes harm, who bears liability? Under current South African law, liability for road accidents is largely governed by the Road…
A Step-by-Step Guide to Buying a House in South Africa
By Client-admin
Purchasing a home is an exciting milestone, but without proper guidance, the process can be daunting. South Africa’s property market has unique legal and financial steps that buyers must follow. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or an experienced investor, this…
Review Your Medical Aid and Secure the Right Cover for 2026
By Client-admin
Every year between October and December, South African medical schemes release their premium increases and adjust their benefit structures for the coming year. While these announcements may seem routine, they can have a serious impact on both your health and…
Sectional Title Arrears Collections: A Legal Perspective for 2025
By Client-admin
Sectional titles remain one of South Africa’s most popular property ownership models, offering community-style living, shared security, and reduced maintenance burdens. However, arrear levies are the biggest ongoing challenge that can disrupt even the best-run schemes. Overdue payments from sectional…
Do Part-Time Domestic Workers Get Paid Leave?
By Client-admin
In South Africa, many households employ part-time domestic workers or gardeners who may only work once or twice a week. Employers often wonder whether they need to provide paid leave in these cases. The short answer is yes — but…
South Africa’s Parental Leave Rules Have Been Updated
By Client-admin
On 3 October 2025, the Constitutional Court delivered a landmark decision in Van Wyk and Others v Minister of Employment and Labour & Others (CCT 308/23) [2025] ZACC 20, fundamentally reshaping the law on parental leave in South Africa.
The…
Your Rights Under the Consumer Protection Act
By Client-admin
The Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 (CPA) changed South African contract law by introducing statutory remedies that differ from the traditional common-law breaches, such as mora, positive malperformance, and repudiation. Instead of classifying remedies by the type of breach,
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