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COURT VICTORY: Sakeliga defeats BEE licensing in the property sector

The ruling is a significant setback to the South African government’s attempt to make BEE a precondition for economic activity

By Sakeliga Staff·10 September 2026

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Judgment pending in test case against prescribed water-use charges

This case is an important test for the proper application of prescription law to statutory charges and the limits of state revenue-collection powers.

BY SAKELIGA STAFF·19 AUG 2026

Sakeliga opposes race-restrictive water licensing in the National Water Amendment Bill

The Amendment Bill aims to create a permanent, race-restrictive water license system.

BY SAKELIGA STAFF·13 AUG 2026

Public Procurement

Sakeliga cautions against Treasury's reintroduction of procurement race-rules struck down by ConCourt

Across all state procurement, a provider's eligibility would be determined primarily by racial ownership, with considerations of cost-effectiveness and efficiency treated as secondary factors.

BY SAKELIGA STAFF·16 JUL 2026

Foot-and-mouth disease: State impediments removed, court case settled

The settlement supports the right of livestock owners and managers to vaccinate their animals and paves the way for stable and competitive commercial supply chains to develop for FMD vaccines.

BY SAKELIGA STAFF·10 JUL 2026

Sakeliga seeks to join ConCourt case to protect key property rights provisions

Permitting the transfer of immovable property on the strength of verbal agreements would jeopardise a public and verifiable record of land ownership and undermine the functioning of the deeds registry

BY SAKELIGA STAFF·9 JUL 2026

Financial Services

Sakeliga opposes proposed capital control regulations

The proposed regulations would significantly expand the state’s powers to monitor, search, seize, and even force the sale of private property.

BY SAKELIGA STAFF·3 JUL 2026

COURT VICTORY: International airlines freed from racial licensing in South Africa

The court order demonstrates to international businesses and governments that race-based demands by South African regulators can be successfully resisted and overturned

BY SAKELIGA STAFF·7 JUN 2026

Trade Relations

Sakeliga proposes AGOA changes to preserve trade access for eligible businesses

Sakeliga’s AGOA proposal aims to give South African – and all sub-Saharan African – businesses and jurisdictions a reason and a route to resist harmful domestic policies.

BY SAKELIGA STAFF·7 JUN 2026

ConCourt Denies Urgent Relief on Employment Equity Quotas

Last week, the Constitutional Court declined Sakeliga and NEASA's application for leave to appeal in our urgent application for an interdict against the Employment Equity quotas.

BY SAKELIGA STAFF

COURT VICTORY: High Court blocks Agri Minister's foot-and-mouth vaccine prohibition

The court order confirms that owners and managers of cloven-hooved livestock may independently procure and administer lawfully obtained FMD vaccines.

BY SAKELIGA STAFF·25 MAY 2026

Sakeliga welcomes ConCourt ruling on key pillar of healthcare freedom

The Certificate of Need would have afforded the state the power to prescribe to healthcare practitioners where they may practise and the services they may render.

BY SAKELIGA STAFF·19 MAY 2026

Court sets new deadline for Agri Minister and adds punitive cost order

The Pretoria High Court “reluctantly” granted the Minister a final extension to publish his section 10 scheme by 5 May.

BY SAKELIGA STAFF·28 APR 2026