The Board of the Centre for Environmental Rights invites interested and suitably qualified candidates to apply for the position of non-executive director of the organisation.
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"It does not help for government officials to tell pollution-trapped communities that they care, they need to show us through their actions. Responsible government officials must be accountable.” - Thomas Mnguni, Deadly Air Case Applicant
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(1/2) Hearing tomorrow at 10h00: Did the Labour Court have the power to substitute its decision for that of the CCMA or should it have remitted the matter to allow the CCMA to comply with section 62(9) of the LRA by consulting with NEDLAC and hearing any written representations?
CALLING all parties affected by the NCA amendment bill; particularly in-house legal advisors; compliance officers and attorneys who have some understanding of the National Credit Act. This course could benefit you!
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"SA has 22 water source areas, situated in 5 provinces. Our water source areas are the source of most of our major river systems. Together, these areas form the heart of our water supply, major rivers being the blood vessels that sustain SA"
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The ideal course for legal practitioners, advocates, government officials, civil society and any person looking to understand how tech law and policy decisions are made.
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Judgment Monday at 10h00: A Court is not competent to dispose of a matter as a result of a delay, following its earlier ruling condoning the delay. (Rikhotso v Premier, Limpopo Province)
As of 1 Jan 2021, loop structures are allowed in RSA. This is a significant exchange control relaxation for companies and individuals. #exchangecontrol#excon#companystructuring
(1/2) Judgment: Section 63 of the Drugs and Drugs Trafficking Act and the amendments effected under that section are unconstitutional. The section gives the Minister plenary legislative power, contravening the separation of powers principle. (Jason Smit v Minister of Justice).