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Malawi Court bars South African lawyers from presidential re-election case

Africa Golden Matonga - 13 Apr 2020

The electoral commission’s decision to appoint expensive foreign advocates has been widely criticised

Government stopped apartheid victims from receiving better compensation— Ntsebeza

Article Raeesa Pather - 3 Feb 2018

A people’s tribunal on economic crimes in South Africa has heard submissions on how big corporations evaded the TRC

Families walk out of Marikana commission after cop apology

Article Sapa - 23 May 2013

Families of miners shot dead by police in Marikana walked out of the Farlam commission when a police officer conveyed his condolences to them.

JSC records complaint against Moseneke

Article Staff Reporter - 1 Nov 2011

A complaint has been lodged with the Judicial Service Commission against Deputy Chief Justice Dikgang Moseneke.

Lawyers riled by state IT deal

Article Niren Tolsi - 28 Oct 2011

An information technology system to ensure more black advocates receive work from the government is causing a stir in the legal fraternity.

Avusa CEO cashes in R3-million of share incentives

Article Zeenat Moorad - 22 Sep 2011

Prakash Desai has exercised R3.69-million worth of rolled-over share-based incentives granted in 2003 and 2004 by Johnnic Communications Limited.

Avusa chair, directors quit, CEO could follow

Article Staff Reporter & I Net Bridge - 20 Sep 2011

Avusa's chairperson and two directors have quit after alleged interference from shareholders, and the company's chief executive will soon follow.

Peace centre defends Tutu’s criticism of Israel

Article Staff Reporter - 18 Jan 2011

The Desmond Tutu Peace Centre on Tuesday defended the archbishop's criticism of Israel, saying it was part of his quest for world peace.

Transformation on the agenda at JSC sitting

Article Ben Maclennan - 13 Apr 2010

Transformation of the judiciary was again high on the agenda of the Judicial Service Commission as it began a marathon sitting in Cape Town on Monday.

Barloworld goes broad

Article Staff Reporter - 26 Jun 2008

It had to be pushed by government, but the company shows the way empowerment is going, writes Reg Rumney.

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The living nightmare of environmental activists who protest mine expansion

khaya koko & Oupa Nkosi - 29 Oct 2020

Last week Fikile Ntshangase was gunned down as activists fight mining company Tendele’s expansions. Community members tell the M&G about the ‘kill lists’ and the dread they live with every day

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Durban city manager says NPA erred in his bail conditions

des erasmus - 28 Oct 2020

The corruption-fraught metro is coming to grips with having a municipal manager who is on bail for graft, yet has returned to work

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SA justice delays extradition of paedophile to UK

Sarah Smit - 27 Oct 2020

Efforts to bring Lee Nigel Tucker to justice have spanned 16 years and his alleged victims have waited for 30 years

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Itec serves up high-tech integrated surveillance system for family food company

special reports - 27 Oct 2020

The system includes facial recognition software and a thermal screening solution that will provide instant temperature screening of all employees

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Transport Month

[email protected] - 23 Oct 2020

An infrastructure-led recovery will help to stimulate demand in the South African economy, which is vital post the Covid-19 pandemic

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Limpopo’s Economic Recovery Plan to fight Covid-19 impact

special reports - 23 Oct 2020

Billions have been set aside to help farmers and industries get back on their feet as part of the Limpopo Socio-Economic Recovery Plan

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Disrupt the corrupt

special reports - 22 Oct 2020

Whistle-blowers should be seen as real heroes in the fight against corruption and we need a change in culture for this to happen

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Corporates: A force for good for a sustainable future

special reports - 20 Oct 2020

In order to see people and nature thrive what is required is a strong focus on partnerships – we cannot act alone anymore

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Combatting wildlife crime in Southern Africa activity annual programme statement (APS) No. 04

special reports - 20 Oct 2020

Concept papers are sought for implementating activities, for a multi-faceted programme that aims to reduce poaching and illegal trade in wildlife

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The financial decisions made during your life journey, and their impact on your retirement outcome

special reports - 19 Oct 2020

The longer you save towards retirement the larger your retirement savings are expected to be due to the effect of compounding interest

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In conversation with SA Reserve Bank Governer, Lesetja Kganyago

special reports - 16 Oct 2020

'Make interest rates zero and inflation goes up and then people save less – we need savings to fund investment in this country'