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 | Natalie von Ey According to Uber's recent mail shot, it was a mere three years ago that the company launched its first trip in Johannesburg... read |
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 | Statistics South Africa (SSA) pegs the decline in mining production at 6,9% between the beginning of this year and the end of August... read |
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 | The City of Cape Town's draft Markets Policy and draft Small Business Support Policy are available for public comment until 17 November 2016... read |
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 | President Jacob Zuma has withdrawn his application seeking to interdict the Public Protector from publishing an interim report pursuant to an investigation into complaints of improper and unethical conduct... read |
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 | South Africa's Domestic Worker Sector will receive a new upwardly adjusted minimum wage with effect from 1 December 2016... read |
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 | Boris Dzhingarov, Issued by Monetary Library There have been many cases of workplace injury victims suffering unnecessarily for extended periods of time, only because they didn't know that they had extensive legal rights at their disposal... read |
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 | The HPCSA got it badly wrong when it issued a media statement heralding Professor Tim Noakes' guilty verdict by the council's PCC... read |
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 | The number of non-paying tenants would shock any potential investor from considering owning and managing a rental property, says Louw Liebenberg, CEO of PayProp, a processor of residential letting transactions... read |
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 | Issued by Private Property Tenants can be left vulnerable by having to provide sensitive information to future landlords. Here's how they can protect themselves from their information being misused... read |
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 | Chantelle Gladwin and Tenielle Combrink This article examines the legal rights of property owners and occupiers when dealing with illegal buildings, which are buildings that are built contrary to the approved plans on file at the municipality, or buildings that are built in contravention of any zoning, town planning, or title deed condition or restrictive covenant... read |
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 | The CEO of the Office of the Public Protector, Louisa Zonda, has resigned from her position, just months after being appointed... read |
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 | Trade and Industry Minister Rob Davies is calling on the public to make comments on the draft Amended Construction Sector Code, which stipulates that at least 50% of black shareholding needs to be held by professionals... read |
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 | Update: Although it's not yet live on the Public Protector's website, you can access the State Capture report (officially named the State of Capture report), on document repository Scribd, here. Hat-tip to eNCA for the upload... read |
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 | Roxanne Henderson Former SA Revenue Services (Sars) spokesperson Adrian Lackay on Tuesday, 1 November 2016, defended defamation claims, to the value of a "preposterous" R12 million, brought against him by his erstwhile employer and its commissioner Tom Moyane. read |
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 | Leigh Andrews Charné Le Roux, partner with Adams & Adams Cape Town, spoke at the first Global Advertising Lawyers' Alliance (GALA) event to be held on the continent about the South African Advertising Standards Authority's decline and the promise of its resurrection as an ombudsman... read |
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 | New regulations relating to the import and distribution of radiology equipment will start to bite in 2017, when revised MCC licensing requirements come into effect... read |
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 | Figures indicate that Africa's middle class has more than tripled over the past 30 years. This trend, bodes well for the health insurance industry... read |
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