A resident in Parkwood went to Relish on Jan Smuts Avenue to complain about the noise of their extractor fan at night. He was told to leave by the manager on duty and assaulted by their security guard from Tactical Security. #relishrosebank
A Gautrain Bus drove straight through a red traffic light this morning without so much as a pause. When did red traffic lights become mere suggestions and what kind of image does this portray to tourists?
Investors may be forced to sell some of their units to fund the new tax burden. Joon Chong shares insights on the proposed tax changes to collective investment schemes (CIS) and their potential impact on investors, highlighting the unduly punitive nature of these changes and the negative effects on long-term growth and savings.
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#TaxLaw #Investment #CIS #FinancialPlanning #TaxChanges
The adoption of ESOPs has surged recently, impacting over 211,000 employees since 2019, including historically disadvantaged persons. But what exactly are ESOPs & why have they become increasingly popular? Safiyya Patel & Dhevarsha Ramjettan discuss.
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As South Africa faces an intensifying water crisis, the government is placing the spotlight on the water and sanitation sector by shifting from the “business as usual” approach to unlock innovative funding for increased water infrastructure development—by Calvin Nchabeleng and Makgati Makgatho.
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#InfrastructureLaw
Tariffs are instruments of industrial policy, managed by the DTIC, and finance minister. While they are not economic in nature, they have a huge economic impact and affect foreign relations of a country, explains Meluleki Nzimande.
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On 30 Aug 2024, our Insurance team hosted the Claims Forum at our CPT offices to celebrate the arrival of spring. The thought-provoking panel discussions on #ESG and insurance claims and #AI in insurance were followed by a networking event for attendees to enjoy.
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A judgment was handed down by the SCA, in which ENS’s appeal was upheld with costs & the order of the Gauteng High Court was set aside & substituted with an order that Hawarden’s claim was dismissed with costs—by Victoria Campos & Micaela Pather.
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SA's Electricity Regulations Amendment Bill moves the nation closer to a liberalized electricity market, modernizing the country’s electricity supply industry. But is it robust enough to deal with the key issues? Insights by Mzukisi Kota.
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The upcoming general election in SA could heighten risks for non-life insurance industry. Political tensions may lead to civil unrest, impacting businesses w/ potential closures, revenue loss & property damage. Insurers may face claims for these losses
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A question arose from a discussion where an attorney’s excitement about how #technology helped him save time on transaction management & contract reviews: would this result in fewer billable hours?—by Ruth Gondwe.
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#WebberWentzelFusion#AI#LegalTech
@JHBWater Amazing. There is a problem with supplier you just e still failed to fix the leaking pipe installed by youand finish the rubbish job done 2 weeks ago.
A recent Labour Court judgment reaffirms the court’s position to support employers that dismiss employees for racial misconduct, whether casual or brazen—by Dumisani Ndiweni and Eugene Chaphi. #EmploymentLaw
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@JHBWater 3weeks now and still the work done by JW is not finished, the new pipe installed is leaking and the large hole in the pavement remains. Can this be attended to urgently. There is a shortage of water in SA yet your service is so poor! Ref 8006354791