Nombuso Zulu

About Nombuso Zulu Ms. Nombuso Zulu completed and obtained her LL.B at the University of KwaZulu-Natal in 2017. She further attended the University of Pretoria/Universiteit van Pretoria and obtained her LL.M (Extractive Industry Law in Africa) in 2019. The focus of her Master’s dissertation focus on integrated reporting in the South African Mining Sector and the King Report IV on Corporate Governance, 2016. She began her articles of clerkship under Bosman Dyasi Incorporated in 2019 and continued to served under the reconstituted firm of Dyasi M Incorporated Attorneys. In 2021 Ms. Zulu was admitted as an Attorney of the High Court of South Africa and was appointed as a Junior Associate at Dyasi M Incorporated Attorneys where she works on various commercial contracts, procurement matter, mining law, commercial litigation and various general legal services. During the course of her articles of clerkship Ms. Zulu further obtained her PGDip Law (Commercial and Business Law) from the University of the Witwatersrand in 2021.
How Does Consumer Protection Law Operate in the Online Space?
1. INTRODUCTION Gone are the days where the sole consumer interaction was premised on the customer salesman store relationship. The evolution of consumerism has drastically changed due to the growth of the internet and the eruption of online shopping which has seen a paradigm shift in the way consumers ...
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Refusal of Appointment due to Overrepresentation of a Specific Race Group in Terms of the Solidarity OBO Barnard Case
1. SOLIDARITY OBO BARNARD 1.1.1. Facts Barnard was a white female that was employed as a constable for the South African Police Service (‘SAPS’) from 1989. She served many years in service. In 1997 she was promoted to become a captain and was later transferred to another branch. She ...
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Which Court will Reign Supreme: The Law of Contract, fairness, good faith, ubuntu and pacta sunt servanda. Will traditional laws outweigh constitutional values?
INTRODUCTION The law of contract involves the private contractual dealings between individuals. Although Judges interpret contracts using existing rules of law, they do not have the power to amend them to an extent that it creates a new contract in its entirety. Judges cannot create contracts for individuals or ...
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Restraint of Trade or Restrain of Freedom to Trade? An analysis of the concept of restraint of trade clauses and unequal bargaining power in employment contracts.
INTRODUCTION A restraint of trade is a provision that is usually contained in an employment contract which restricts the employee from working, practicing, performing work or trading in the same and / or similar field as their former employer for a prescribed period of time and within a specified ...
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