Category: Landlord Notes
South Africa AI Regulations Delayed Until 2027
By Isabella Clarke August 30, 2026
South Africa AI regulations are delayed until 2027, creating a gap after the AI‑written draft was withdrawn and a new expert panel works on a replacement.
Lael Bethlehem launches agency to boost local infrastructure
By Isabella Clarke August 29, 2026
Lael Bethlehem launches a new agency to boost local infrastructure investment in Johannesburg, tackling the city's critically low capital budget.
Lukas van Loggerenberg builds wine empire from passion
By Freya Mitchell August 23, 2026
Discover how Lukas van Loggerenberg built a thriving wine empire from passion, shipping 5,000+ dozen bottles annually in under a decade.
Global trade shifts reshape investment flows
By Freya Mitchell August 11, 2026
Vietnam's 8% GDP growth reshapes global trade and investment flows, attracting foreign investors amid shifting economic trends.
Vietnam Prioritizes Processing of Critical Rare Earths
By Poppy Bennett August 6, 2026
Vietnam prioritizes processing critical rare earths to boost global supply chains. Discover the government's new tax incentives and deep processing strategy.
US Probe Could Raise Tariffs on Vietnam Exports
By Poppy Bennett August 6, 2026
Vietnam tariffs may rise as the U.S. launches a Section 301 probe, imposing a 12.5% duty on most imports while listing product exemptions.
Navigating Vietnam’s Company Formation Requirements
By Poppy Bennett August 4, 2026
Discover the essential Vietnam company formation steps for foreign investors, from pre‑investment approval to registration, and avoid costly delays.
Vietnam Introduces New Labor Contract Rules
By Isabella Clarke August 3, 2026
Vietnam labor contracts change July 1, 2026 as an electronic system logs digital agreements on a government platform, enhancing traceability and compliance.
Vietnam Wood Industry Faces New Challenges Ahead
By Poppy Bennett August 2, 2026
Vietnam's wood industry faces new challenges ahead with trade tensions and tariffs affecting export performance of timber and wood products.
Chattanooga church endorses GOP candidates risking tax status
By Poppy Bennett July 28, 2026
A Chattanooga church faces legal scrutiny for endorsing GOP candidates, risking its tax-exempt status under federal law.