You do the work. You send the invoice. Ninety days later, you're an unwilling lender to local government.
If your business supplies a distressed municipality, this is increasingly the norm.
Here's what actually works. 🧵
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We see the fallout every week. One big debtor goes down, and suddenly a healthy business is standing in the queue with everyone else hoping for cents in the rand.
Our new article breaks down trade credit insurance.
Have a read.
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Why can't government just take over a failing municipality? ⚖️
Our latest article breaks down what the law actually allows, when financial intervention becomes a constitutional duty, and what it all means for businesses exposed to municipal risk.
https://t.co/tZdEDpnZyH
Johannesburg owes R25.2 billion to creditors and holds R3.9 billion in cash.
You can't liquidate a city. So if you're an unpaid supplier, what can you actually do?
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Legal to grow. Illegal to sell. Fine to have… but don’t let anyone see it.
Yeah - cannabis law in SA is a bit of a mess right now.
We unpack what’s actually allowed in 2026 (without the legal jargon).
Link in bio.
https://t.co/02TwzfMHce
2026 is shaping up to be a year of big trials, bigger delays, and some long-overdue legal shifts. From headline-grabbing criminal cases to the recognition of Muslim marriages, there’s a lot happening behind those courtroom doors.
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Work is changing - fast. Green laws, fuel prices, and new employee rights are making things more complicated for employers than ever. It’s worth understanding where things are heading. https://t.co/Xa56T3p4zo
AI is moving into everyday business faster than many organisations expected.
But alongside the innovation comes a growing web of legal and regulatory questions.
In our latest article we unpack some of the key issues businesses should be aware of.
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Grey List today. Compliance crunch tomorrow.
South Africa’s 2026 anti-money laundering reforms are set to reshape the regulatory landscape - from stricter beneficial ownership rules to enhanced crypto reporting and tougher FICA enforcement.
https://t.co/ZgWo4nik2r
Is the NHI Act legally and fiscally viable?
As South Africa enters Phase 2 of NHI implementation, major constitutional challenges are mounting - including high-stakes cases in the Constitutional Court.
Our latest article unpacks the funding controversies, private sector restrictions, and potential impact on Section 27 healthcare rights.
With litigation heating up, this could be the most transformative legal moment in public health policy since 1994.
📘 Read the full legal analysis:
https://t.co/RfvS5iDxhP
#NHI #SouthAfricanLaw #ConstitutionalLaw #LegalUpdate #HealthcareLaw #LegalProfessionals
Feeling burnt out? So were we.
South Africa’s corporate world is running on empty – and vague wellness perks aren’t enough anymore. At NVDB Attorneys, we decided to change that.
💥 Enter: the NVDB Elite Wellness Policy – a high-performance, legally compliant system that makes wellness part of the job, not an escape from it.
From verified 10km runs to anti-burnout legal strategies, here’s why your 2026 workplace wellness plan needs a serious upgrade.
https://t.co/xnfDv4pVgw
#WorkplaceWellness #MentalHealthAwareness #Burnout #SouthAfricanLaw #LegalIndustry #NVDBWellness
On 21 November, a day before the world’s most powerful leaders gather in Johannesburg for the G20 Summit, South African civil society will take a stand of a different kind.
Women for Change is calling for a nationwide shutdown - not a protest, but a refusal to carry on with “business as usual” in a country where a woman is murdered every 2.5 hours.
The message is clear: until South Africa declares Gender-Based Violence a National Disaster, there can be no meaningful discussion of progress or development.
NVDB Attorneys will be standing in solidarity with this shutdown, joining lie-downs and calling attention to this national crisis.
We invite all professionals and firms to reflect on the gravity of this moment - and to take action where they can.
🔗 Read our full coverage here:
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Planning for your retirement in South Africa? 📌 While rumours have circulated about changes to the national retirement age in November 2025, the reality is this: there is no universal mandatory retirement age.
In the private sector, retirement age is set by your contract or pension fund rules; in the public sector, for members of the Government Employees Pension Fund (GEPF), the normal retirement age remains 60.
Read our article to understand what this means for you - and how to take proactive steps.
➡️ https://t.co/tu20PM5S0K
🤖 Remember I, Robot?
In that movie, a scientist’s “suicide” triggers a quest into what it means for AI to have agency.
Today we already live with AI: from your phone unlocking by face, to recommendation engines, to fraud detection.
But how do we make sure AI serves us, not the other way around?
In our new post, we unpack South Africa’s AI Policy Framework 2024 and what it means for fairness, security, and the future of work.
https://t.co/9eqyTWS7k9
⚖️ “Just following orders” is not a defence.
A recent Labour Court case has made it clear: employees cannot hide behind instructions from superiors when those orders are unlawful.
Integrity in the workplace is non-negotiable - whether you’re a bank employee handling cash or a candidate attorney under pressure from your principal.
In our latest article, we explore the case of Mbuyane v Dekker NO and Others and the broader question: what happens when your career - or future as an attorney - depends on saying yes to the wrong order?
👉 Read more here:
https://t.co/YnXRH4obEE
For decades, many spouses - especially homemakers and caregivers - have walked away from marriages with little financial protection. That’s about to change.
The 2025 Divorce Law reforms will allow courts to ensure a fairer division of assets, even in out of community of property marriages. This marks a big step toward recognising that marriage is more than just finances - it’s a partnership of contributions, in many forms.
👉 https://t.co/R9fY8gk7R7
#DivorceLaw #LegalUpdate #FamilyLaw #MarriageRights #SouthAfrica #KnowYourRights
Company Directors Beware:
Personal Liability Risks in 2025
Being a company director comes with huge responsibilities - and in 2025, the stakes are higher than ever.
While a company is a separate legal entity, directors can still be held personally liable for certain actions, including breaches of fiduciary duties, reckless trading, and more.
Our latest article unpacks the legal risks directors face, what recent court decisions mean for personal liability, and how directors can protect themselves. 📖 Read the full article here:
https://t.co/hfPwS1A6KA
Navigating rental disputes in 2025 doesn't have to be a minefield.
Whether you're a landlord or tenant, understanding your rights - and knowing where to turn for help - is critical.
Learn how the Rental Housing Tribunal plays a crucial role in resolving disputes fairly, without the heavy costs of litigation.
📚 Read our full guide here 👉
https://t.co/J1q8i8bSER