[BREAKING] BMW has recalled 10,961 vehicles over a faulty starter. The recall affects selected BMW 3 Series, 4 Series, 5 Series, 7 Series, X3 and X4 models sold since 2016. Tune in to #eNCA, channel #DStv403.
@I_am_Munaa We are supposed to declare any items that a over R5000 when we leave the country or we will be charged 20% duty on the if they are not declared.
Dear Applicants, your moment has arrived
The Aspirant Prosecutor Programme advert is officially OUT.
This is your invite to join one of the most sought-after programmes in prosecution.
Good Luck,
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Unemployment is tough, but opportunities do exist. ♥️
I’ve compiled a thread of companies and institutions currently hiring. If you’re looking, or know someone who is, please share this within your network.
I just found another beautiful verse❤️
MALACHI 3:10 the Bible says
"I will pour out so much blessing that there will not be room enough to store it." May this be your story today!
As predicted, Ramaphosa has filed an application for an interdict to stop Parliament from going ahead with an impeachment inquiry.
He asks that it be urgently considered.
His chances of winning seem slim:
- he waited A MONTH!
- no one has ever successfully interdicted.
#MondayMotivation: Graduation Success Stories ✨
Today, we celebrate Reabetswe Mampane, a Lecturer in the Department of Public Law at the University of Pretoria Faculty of Law, who recently graduated with an LLM specialising in International Air, Space and Telecommunications Law, cum laude. 🎓
Her achievement is a testament to the power of dedication, resilience, and a commitment to lifelong learning. As both an academic and a graduate, Reabetswe continues to embody the pursuit of excellence that defines the UP Law community.
Her favourite quote serves as a reminder to keep going, even when the journey seems uncertain:
“Everything will be okay in the end, and if it is not okay, it is not the end.” – Unknown
Congratulations, Reabetswe, on this outstanding achievement. Your journey is an inspiration to students, colleagues, and future graduates alike. 🌟
#UPLaw #GraduationSuccessStories #HelloTuksAlumni
The Gauteng High Court issued a groundbreaking judgment today:
Cryptocurrency (Bitcoin) is both “money” and “capital” for the purpose of the SA Reserve Bank’s exchange control regime, reversing a 2025 judgment which found cryptocurrency isn’t money.
https://t.co/geJ2VxOpPv
(1/5) Hearing on Tuesday, 26 May 2026 at 10h00: Is section 7(7)(c) of the Divorce Act 70 of 1979 inconsistent with section 9 of the Constitution and therefore invalid and unconstitutional?
Are you a lawyer, or someone interested in AI regulation? @UNESCO, in collaboration with the @UniofOxford, has just launched a global course.
Register here: https://t.co/jHiMYZfda7
AI, Justice and the Rule of Law.
It is designed to equip judges, lawyers, policymakers, academia, and others with the requisite knowledge to navigate AI responsibly.
It goes further to talk about how AI affects access to justice and the Rule of Law.
It has 6 modules taught by 30+ global AI experts, with both graded and non-graded assessments. And of course, a reflective portfolio to work on.
At the end, if you pass at least 50%, you will be qualified for a globally recognized certificate.
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A win for accountants and and tax practitioners and a (potential) loss for lawyers:
The SCA has agreed that ‘lay people’ (non-legal tax practitioners) must be allowed to represent taxpayers in the Tax Court.
Just finished reading this:
How does one bring bring applications (urgent and otherwise) at the Labour Court? How are trials conducted? How do you apply for leave to appeal? This Labour Court Manual, written by Judges Connie Prinsloo and Andre van Niekerk is exactly that, a manual, but a very useful one. The book deals with the history of the court, its jurisdiction, procedural issues and substantive applications. It is littered with relevant case law on all the topics canvassed and can be a useful arsenal to a practitioner practicing in that Court. The end of the book is written with humour but as a person who practices in the Labour Court, the examples are relatable and have been witnessed by many of us. “All judges have been incorrectly addressed at one point or another, and sometimes in somewhat colourful terms. In the LC, it is not uncommon for a judge to be addressed as ‘Commissioner’ (usually by those who ordinarily ply their trade in the CCMA); ‘Your Worship’ (usually by those who are more accustomed to appearing in the magistrates’ court); ‘Your Honour’ (by those who watch too much TV); or, on one memorable occasion, ‘My Kroon’ (My Crown).” And “Stand still behind the representative’s bench when addressing the court. The habit of pacing up and down in front of the Bench while addressing the court only happens in Hollywood.” The book is highly recommended for labour practitioners.