Governemnt contracts and procurement law 2024

Government procurement accounts for a substantial part of the global economy and is therefore closely regulated in law to prevent fraud, waste, corruption or local protectionism.

This field of law called public procurement regulation is internationally one of the fastest growing areas of legal interest both in practice and academia.

Join us for a twenty-four-hour course, held over six days. 

29 October to 1 November (Tues-Fri) and 4 to 5 November (Mon-Tues), 13:00-17:00

This course will be held remotely, most likely on Zoom.

Who will benefit from this course?

• Advocates and attorneys
• Legal advisors
• Legal practitioners
• Government officials (national, provincial and local)
• Anyone who has an interest in government procurement

Presenter

Tanaka Mparutsa is a PhD Candidate in Commercial Law at the University of Cape Town. Her research interests are predominantly in the areas of contract law, public procurement law, company law, corporate governance and corporate compliance. Ms Mparutsa obtained the degrees LLB (University of Fort Hare), LLM in Commercial Law (University of Cape Town), LLM in International Commercial Law and Practice (University of Edinburgh in Scotland). Through her two LLMs she attained expertise in, inter alia, Advanced Contract Law in South Africa, Contract Law in Europe, Legal Aspects of Corporate Finance, Regional and International Corporate Governance, and Competition Law in Europe. She also practiced predominantly in the areas of government contracts, public procurement law and commercial law in general at Clark Laing Incorporated.

How much?

R6,950 per person

Certificate

A certificate of attendance from UCT will be issued to those who attend all the sessions of the course.

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