This book and the contents thereof originate from a unique mix of established and emerging scholars as well as high-level industry experts musing and debating some of the most contemporary issues of our time, such as sustainable development as a mandatory minerals extraction industry regulatory norm; the legal status of e-hailing drivers and the companies who own and manage transport service provisioning apps (Uber, Bolt, etc); the problems and prospects of the implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA).

PART 1          INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW                  
PART 2          TRANSFORMATIVE CONSTITUTIONALISM, SUSTAINABLE AND FOSTERING SOCIAL SOLIDARITY IN SOUTH AFRICA: PROMISE VERSUS REALITY
PART 3          PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE AFRICAN CONTINENTAL FREE TRADE AGREEMENT (AfCFTA)                 
PART 4          RETHINKING GOVERNANCE OF ECONOMIC INSTITUTIONS AND INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES TO ENHANCE EFFICIENCY AND COMPEL EQUIT
PART 5          PART FIVE: THE JUDICIAL PROCESS, ACCESS TO JUSTICE AND ACCOUNTABILITY IN POST-APARTHEID SOUTH AFRICA         
PART 6          AFRICAN (LIVING) CUSTOMARY LAW IN THE SHADOW OF CONSTITUTIONALISM (AND MODERNITY)          
PART 7          CONTEMPORARY PERSPECTIVES ON THE USE OF BLENDED LEARNING IN LEGAL EDUCATION