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| Issued by CPUT Do you want to make justice accessible to everyone? With this course you will become equipped to meet the primary legal needs of individuals and communities, while training toward your possible future in LLB studies... read |
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| Denise Durand and Charl Williams Insurance companies are required to comply with the applicable financial reporting standards... read |
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| Deepa Vallabh Participation of women in the economy is key to unlocking intra-African growth opportunities... read |
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| The National Consumer Tribunal has handed down judgement that finds Shoprite guilty of reckless lending... read |
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| Two suspects were arrested and drugs and rhino horns worth over R6 million were intercepted in separate incidents at OR Tambo International over the weekend... read |
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| Disgraced former attorney and education rights warrior Mike Randell made another bid yesterday to stay out of jail when he appealed against his effective four-year prison sentence for defrauding a Port Elizabeth school... read |
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| Lionel Egypt and Sarah McGibbon The International Criminal Court (ICC), in July, handed down its judgment in the case concerning South Africa's failure to arrest Omar al-Bashir, the current President of Sudan. The dispute has its genesis in President al-Bashir's presence in South Africa in June 2015 to attend the African Union Summit. read |
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| Boris Dzhingarov, Issued by Monetary Library It may sound strange to think that your business could be the victim of identity theft, but the truth is that any entity is capable of being “hijacked” by fraudsters... read |
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| Sipho Mabena The Institute for Security Studies has ranked wildlife crime the fourth most lucrative form of organised crime globally and one of the most expensive security challenges facing Southern Africa... read |
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| Tshegofatso Masilo, Beatrix Spargo, Kirsty Kilner The One Environmental System cleared up any confusion in the mining industry about which department was responsible for environmental authorisation for mining and ancillary activities... read |
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| Ashleigh Furlong Experts at Open Book Festival debate different approaches to dealing with property in poor neighbourhoods... read |
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| Jen Stolp and Chantél Bredenhann The President has signed the Financial Sector Regulation Act, which was published in the Government Gazette on 22 August 2017. The Act will come into effect on a date to be determined by the Minister of Finance... read |
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| SABC former COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng is not responsible for the costs incurred by the corporation in firing of eight of its journalists last year, according to his lawyer... read |
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| More appropriate forms of dispute resolution between patients and healthcare providers need to be implemented to reverse the medico-legal crisis playing out in South Africa... read |
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| Sean Gilmour The 2017 Budget announced that the regulatory framework regarding cross-border intellectual property transactions is to be relaxed, for both tax and exchange control purposes... read |
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| Europe's top rights court ruled Tuesday, 5 September 2017, in favour of a Romanian man fired by his employer over private messages sent at work, overturning a previous decision with wide ramifications for privacy in the workplace... read |
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| Thanks to solid population risk management tools, the potential to attract and sustain medical talent and services in-country has never been better... read |
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| Julia Ahlfeldt As industries across the board find themselves having to transform to keep up with a digital economy, customer experience (CX) is playing a significant role in providing businesses with opportunities for innovation and sustainability... read |
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