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| South Africa experienced a flurry of forensic corporate investigations last year, which aimed to address allegations of misconduct, accounting irregularities and even fraud within companies or government institutions...read |
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 | Issued By Bizcommunity.com Find out how to invest in your company's presence on the biggest multi-industry B2B news website in Africa and attract more interest from 328,000 decision-maker audiences across 18 industry sectors... read |
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 | The South African Revenue Service (Sars) has intercepted currency worth R6.7m from leaving the country's borders... read |
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 | Leigh Andrews This week, social media netizens were appalled by allegations of groping at the recent President's Club fundraising dinner, while celebrating the outcome of the #LarryNassar trial, and Melinda Gates' female startup fund support... read |
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 | Devon Koen Former Nelson Mandela Bay municipal spokesman Roland Williams was so indebted to controversial tow truck company owner Raven Rungan that they hatched a fraudulent plan to damage his luxury car to claim more than R96,000 from his insurance company... read |
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 | A man, who took money from people under the pretext that he was doing so under the instruction of North West Premier Supra Mahumapelo, was found guilty of fraud in the Mahikeng Regional Court... read |
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 | Justine Sweet Fracking is a contentious issue. If this process of accessing shale gas is implemented in South Africa, it must be responsible and sustainable... read |
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 | Theto Mahlakoana The High Court in Pretoria has ordered Brian Molefe to pay back any money he received from Eskom's pension fund... read |
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 | Auditing and accounting firm SAB&T BEE Services and Shameema Ismail have issued a public apology after the Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) Commission made non-compliance findings against them... read |
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 | Jonathan Veeran The mining industry is poised on a knife's edge with its future largely dependant on what the ANC's newly installed management team does in the months ahead... read |
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 | Rebecca Browning The new South African International Arbitration Act commenced 20 December 2017 and regulates international arbitration proceedings and the enforcement of foreign arbitral awards and has some important ramifications... read |
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 | Elizabeth de Stadler The Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA) is set to kick in in the first half of 2018, according to the Information Regulator. What difference will it make to the lives of consumers...? read |
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 | Joon Chong A recent Supreme Court of Appeal judgment has provided much needed clarity that Productive Asset Allowance certificate amounts granted to automotive manufacturers are capital in nature as their purpose is to incentivise capital investments... read |
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 | Patricia Williams The performance of Sars and the path it has been taking has been called into question of late, with a number of tax-related bombshells being dropped one after the other in recent months... read |
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 | The EU's top court on Thursday, 25 January 2018, dismissed a bid by an Austrian activist to bring a class action against Facebook for privacy breaches, although he can sue the US social media giant on a personal basis. read |
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 | LOS ANGELES, USA: It won't put a smile on her notoriously pouty face but Grumpy Cat, the feline who became an internet meme and a hugely lucrative brand, has just won $710,000 in court... read |
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 | LONDON, UK: Britain's competition regulator provisionally ruled Tuesday that a planned takeover of pan-European satellite TV giant Sky by Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox entertainment group was "not in the public interest"... read |
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