The Legal Lounge | Episode 4 | 1 April 2025

Tara Roos is a political analyst, researcher and writer and today she is on the couch with Rorisang talking all things the National Assembly, municipal by-elections and more. Tara shares insight on the functioning of the GNU within parliament, the importance of voting and encouragement to the youth to remain…

Arrested persons have rights too. Tonight, we are on the couch talking about Miranda fights, specifically your right to remain silent which is your right against self-incrimination. In South Africa, section 35 of the Constitution protects this fundamental right. This is your seat at the table of justice.

The question presented is "is the law neutral and universally applicable to all?". A panel discussion debate between Rorisang, Dr Sibanda and Rhulani ensues as they dissect the intricacies of the law, it's neutrality and even delve into what an ideal world of law looks like.

A conversation has already been had about the use of AI in wills with Mr. Chris Murphy, but what about the future of AI in legal practice as a whole? Rorisang takes a deep into potential guidelines that could be implemented in legal practice surrounding AI, the implications of AI,…

Rorisang talks to international and digital tax law specialist Mrs Khodani Sengwane who sheds light on the complexities of the digital economy and tax implications thereof, delving into an article that Mrs Sengwane published addressing these complexities.