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 | ISSUED BY CAPITAL LEGACY Groceries still need to be bought. School fees must be paid. Rent, rates and taxes, remain due... Read |
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 | SHARNé ZIMRI When municipalities fail to pay contractors, the damage extends beyond debt—forcing business liquidations, job losses, incomplete infrastructure, and growing risks to public safety... Read |
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 | TotalEnergies welcomed the decision and said it will work with authorities to ensure compliance... Read |
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 | TEBOGO MOTLOUTSI Zambia’s new Trade Marks Act promises stronger border enforcement against counterfeit goods, but full implementation hinges on the promulgation of crucial practical regulations... Read |
| Labour Law |
 | BRADLEY WORKMAN-DAVIES Using age to limit voluntary severance packages constitutes discrimination and can lead to costly financial penalties... Read |
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 | As Cape Town weighs a controversial redevelopment of King David Mowbray Golf Club, a new trail aims to strengthen the case for preserving its precious green space... Read |
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 | Cigarettes priced below South Africa’s Minimum Collectable Tax (MCT) remain widely available in the retail market, with new research finding that approximately 75% of stores surveyed continue to sell brands... Read |
 | South Africa’s proposed eviction law could deepen its 2.6-million-unit housing crisis, driving away investors, stalling developments and pushing rental costs even higher... Read |
| Medical Law |
 | “One of my biggest concerns is that these activities are becoming normalised,” said Sara Norcross of Novo Nordisk... Read |
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 | COLLEEN GOKO Africa’s financial markets are gaining ground, but a persistent liquidity gap and mounting global threats could derail efforts to unlock investment and finance growth... Read |
 | PHILBERT GIRINEMA Formula One last raced on the continent at South Africa's Kyalami circuit to the north of Johannesburg and has long sought a way back... Read |
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 | It’s easy to confuse being busy with being productive, but effort doesn't always equal impact... Read |
 | Arts and cultural festivals are increasingly becoming more than showcases. They are proving to be a platform for job creation, tourism, small-business activity, brand engagement and so much more... Read |
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