Postgraduate Student Research

I am currently supervising postgraduate research on corporate law, electronic law and various aspects of Intellectual Property including the protection of traditional knowledge, regulation of collecting societies and facilitating inclusive innovation.

The following dissertations and theses have been completed under my supervision or co-supervision. Where available, a download link from OpenUCT is provided.

2022

  • Mzimasi Mayeza ‘Copyright in the Music Industry: The Protection of Artists’ Rights Against Exploitation in South Africa’ LLM, 2022
  • Amusa, Mohammad  ‘Sui Generis Protection of Traditional Knowledge in Nigeria: Lessons to be Learnt from Selected African Jurisdictions’ LLM

2021

2020

2019

2018

2017

2016

2015

2014

2013

2012

  • Botha, Ruan Werner ‘The patentability of mobile applications in Africa: an evaluation of Kenyan and South African jurisdictions’ LLM
  • Bradstreet, Richard S ‘Defining the Limits of Business Method Patent Eligibility in the United States: “When All Else Fails, Consult the Statute’ PG Diploma
  • Motsi, Dorcas Gracious ‘Towards a corporate governance regime: An analysis of the remuneration packages of CEOs of Zimbabwean parastatal bodies’ LLM
  • Papaya, Rezen ‘Business Rescue: Private equity as an avenue for post-commencement financing and business rescue practitioners’ LLM
  • Rohlfing, Stephanie ‘Legal Aspects of “Used Software” In Germany’ LLM

2011

2010

2008

  •  Matshe, Chipo  ‘The case for the chinese wall defence to insider trading in South African law’ LLM, 2008
  • Malama, Thomas ‘Independence of the Telecommunications Regulator – A Comparison Of South Africa, Zambia And Uganda’ LLM