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The High Court on 13 December 2017 handed down a decision dismissing President Jacob Zuma's application to set aside and review the public protector's remedial action given in the State of Capture report...read | 
Linda Ensor The DA will file criminal charges against Eskom's Mathshela Koko, who was recently reinstated to the company after a disciplinary hearing cleared him of charges of misconduct...read | 
Graeme Hosken and Katharine Child Embattled Steinhoff executives face hefty prison sentences and fines if allegations of multibillion-dollar accounting fraud are proven true...read |
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 | Issued By Bizcommunity.com Location, location, location - a real estate term used to describe the benefits of a property investment is as relevant in the online media space... read |
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 | Dr Rob Davies has gazetted the Amended AgriBEE Sector Code for implementation by entities in both public and private sector. Davies says that the sector code will serve as guidelines for the transformation of the agricultural sector... read |
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 | Penwell Dlamini An official of the Gauteng department of health has been convicted of conspiring to commit murder, Health MEC Gwen Ramokgopa said. read |
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 | An ongoing joint operation between the Hawks' and the Road Traffic Management Corporation's National Traffic Anti-Corruption Unit has netted a further 12 traffic officers in the Tzaneen area... read |
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 | Simon Campbell-Young Global transportation technology company Uber Technologies has admitted it suffered a breach that saw hackers stealing the personal information of approximately 57 million customers and drivers... read |
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 | Ask anyone who has tried to travel, work or move overseas and they will quickly tell you about the drawbacks of having a single passport... read |
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 | Neo Goba and Kyle Cowan Eskom acting CE Matshela Koko has been found not guilty on all charges in a disciplinary hearing... read |
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 | Dave Chambers One of Cape Town's biggest hotels faces eviction - and only ubuntu can save it... read |
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 | The sad state of public institutions was recognised as a contributor to the country's precarious near-term economic prospects in the recent downgrade by ratings agency, Standard & Poors (S&P)... read |
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 | An investigation into possible wrongdoing by auditing firm KPMG in its report on the South African Revenue Service (Sars) "rogue unit" and its author, Johan van der Walt, could grind to a halt over restricted documents... read |
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 | Clea Rawlins The decision to mediate, and when, can be a matter of strategic and fundamental importance in resolving a dispute and should be given full consideration in each situation... read |
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 | Members of the public have been called to comment on the draft Water Amendment By-law which, it is hoped, will further enhance Cape Town's ability to become a more water-sensitive and resilient city in the future... read |
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 | Linda Ensor Treasury on Thursday, 14 December, published the second draft of the Carbon Tax Bill for public comment and introduction in parliament... read |
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 | First KPMG, then Steinhoff. This has been the year in which the underbelly of the auditing professional has been exposed and ben ajudged wanting... read |
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 | Khanyi Ndabeni Christian journalist Solomon Ashoms Izang has been found in contempt of court and slapped with a suspended sentence after comments on Facebook about controversial Alleluia Ministries International pastor Alph Lukau... read |
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 | Joon Chong and Wesley Grimm The tax on sugary beverages is expected to commence on 1 April 2018. Is it really a measure to promote a healthier lifestyle among South Africans, or is it a ruse to add more money to state coffers? read |
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 | Faith Ngwenya Some of the notable changes to the tax laws include a clause that will address the abuse of contributed tax capital provisions and broader options for retirees... read |
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