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| A test case will be heard in North Gauteng High Court today, which could set a precedent on a communities' right to say no to mining activities on their traditional land...read |
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 | The Competition Commission has approved the proposed acquisition of Billabong International Limited by global branded apparel business Boardriders Inc. read |
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 | A two-year study focused on used electrical and electronic equipment (UEEE) sent to Nigeria, mostly from European ports, has revealed a continuing "severe problem"... read |
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 | An alleged criminal has been spotted and apprehended by the South African Police Services in the Warden (eastern Free State) farming area... read |
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 | Lauren Salt and Tiisetso Rabolao In Clencor Pty Ltd v Mngezana NO and Others, the Labour Appeal Court was required to consider whether the Labour Court erred in coming to a conclusion as to the relevance of evidence not presented at the CCMA read |
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 | The National Registrar for Sex Offenders (NSRO) may not be readily available to the general public but for those who employ people who work with children or disabled people, access is given to protect these vulnerable groups... read |
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 | The Department of Public Service and Administration (DPSA) has requested for more time for consultations on the public service wage negotiations that are currently underway... read |
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 | Whether businesses are start-up operations or listed entities, they need to meet specific Broad Based Black Economic Empowerment (BBBEE) criteria to conduct business in South Africa, especially with government bodies and public-sector organisations. read |
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 | Stuart Manning The process is still a long way off from being proclaimed into law... read |
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 | A total of 23 people, who participated in violent protests in Mahikeng, are set to appear in the Mmabatho Magistrates' Court on Monday... read |
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 | Companies are still dabbling in fronting through the use of trusts, the Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) Commission says... read |
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 | With the large quantities of personal data financial services providers handle, they have had their hands full preparing for the Protection of Personal Information Act (PoPI)... read |
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 | There's been an "explosion" of medical malpractice litigation claims in the country over the past few years, with warnings that the compassion-based practice of medicine is being replaced by defensive medicine and mistrust... read |
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 | Candice Gibson South Africa has chosen to tax cryptocurrency in line with the trends of countries such as the United States (US), India and Canada... read |
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 | The South African Revenue Service (Sars) will introduce a new electronic cargo reporting system which will be able to track the movement of cargo coming into and leaving the country this weekend... read |
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 | Justine Sweet Issued By LexisNexis Many argue that a carbon tax effective from 1 January 2019 and as currently framed, is achievable, but not necessarily the best mechanism... read |
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 | Jessica Tennant Following last month's launch of the Amsterdam-based workspace concept, Spaces at Atrium on 5th in Sandton, I interviewed Dutch founder Martijn Roordink to find out what it offers the South African workforce besides a place to plug in your laptop, and for his views on this new way of working... read |
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 | Forrester's recent predictions for CIOs working on data and analytics initiatives warn that the capabilities of new technologies, like artificial intelligence (AI), require the redesign of operating models... read |
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 | Ilse van den Berg Did you know that 98% of your global data travels under the ocean on subsea fibre optic cables, not via satellites? read |
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 | Luke Holman Without further interventions, the gender gap in the science workforce is likely to persist for generations, particularly in surgery, computer science, physics and maths... read |
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