International Company Law Symposium
The Tribunal participated at the International Company Law Symposium, which was organized by the dtic, it aimed at soliciting views from stakeholders in order to make input towards the Companies Act Amendment Bill.
Members of the Companies Tribunal with professor Tshepo Mongalo at the center
Seminar on the Social and Ethics Committees (SECs)
The dtic and the Tribunal hosted a Seminar to discuss how SECs are implemented in various companies with special emphasis on their impact, more particularly their interaction with communities in which companies operate, contribution to corporate sustainability and their broader functions as stipulated in Regulation 43 of the Companies Act. This was another major seminar the Tribunal participated in, it aimed at encouraging activism and accountability of stakeholders such as labour, consumers and SEC members. It also aimed to enhance and raise awareness about the impact of SECs in South Africa as well as provide inputs towards the development of generic guidelines into how SECs should be implemented. Various experts, NGOs and public and private sector role players are invited to share their experience, knowledge and expertise in the field
Some of the key delegates who participated at the seminar
Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber Workshop
The workshop with the Nelson Mandela Bay Chamber (NMBC) was held in Gqeberha, Eastern Cape province in March 2017. The workshop demonstrated the need for the Tribunal raise awareness to stakeholders outside of Gauteng province.
The late Adv. Simmy Lebala, SC addressing Members of the NMBC