NEWSWATCH: State prosecutor for the National Prosecuting Authority, Gerrie Nel has handed in his resignation, after 35 years of service, with immediate effect... read
The University of Zululand (UniZulu) has completed its two-pronged investigation into "degrees for sale" and "sex in exchange for marks" scandals... read
Sanral has prepared 6,286 summonses in a bid to recover R6.2bn in outstanding e-toll debt from Gauteng motorists and is gearing up for its legal fight with Outa over an e-toll test case... read
The IASB has issued its new international accounting standards, which removes the distinction between finance leases and operating leases with effect from 1 January 2019... read
SARS has again objected to evidence about its "rogue unit" being presented at the constructive dismissal hearing of its former spokesman, Adrian Lackay... read
Property sellers should not rely on the “blind protection” of the voetstoets clause if they don't have approved building plans, warns Liesel Greyvenstein, one of the directors of Greyvensteins Attorneys... read
This year will bring with it market conduct legislation for all South African financial institutions, the most significant regulatory reform for the sector to date... read
Ford broke the law when it failed to tell the National Consumer Commission of Kuga owner Reshall Jimmy's death - and in so doing potentially jeopardising public safety... read
A federal appeals court on Tuesday reaffirmed Microsoft's legal right to refuse a US government order to hand over data stored overseas in a case with important privacy implications... read
We are in the midst of a technological revolution, and it's not only blurring the lines between the physical and digital spheres but between how we live and work... read