Abstract
Abstract : This work evaluates South African company law in its nature and development so as to propose its decolonization in pursuit of inclusivity. This is done by tracing the origins of South African company law as a transplant in colonial South Africa, followed by another facet of an analysis of the African themes of economic governance and with the western themes that came with the company law as part of its origins. These discussions are premised on the stakeholder pluralist theory v shareholder primacy theory. Ubuntu, Imbizo and Indaba are used as standard measures of how the two theories should be interpreted in the quest for the decolonization of company law in South Africa.
LL.M. (Corporate Law)