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 | PRETORIA: Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba has announced that a task team will be established to look into the implementation of the new immigration regulations. read more>> |
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 | Fadia Arnold A petition by a Capetonian father might help SA to catch up with paternity leave norms elsewhere in the world. While families are increasingly progressive and gender neutral, SA law has not yet caught up by allowing fathers to take paternity leave or by considering the needs of adoptive and foster parents. read more>> |
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 | Simon Colman Comprehensive public liability cover is essential for shopkeepers and property owners, given the rise in mall robberies in the Gauteng province. read more>> |
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 | The Interactive Advertising Bureau South Africa (IAB) has made its submissions to the Department of Health regarding the draft Regulations and Guidelines relating to the Labelling and Advertising of Foods (r. 429). read more>> |
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 | Natasha Wright The topic of advertising of unhealthy foodstuffs to children, and its contribution to obesity and disease amongst the target audience, has been an ongoing debate for years... read more>> |
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 | Car dealerships in Gauteng have been forced to fork out up to R200m more to administer the costs of the province's new e-tolling system. read more>> |
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 | Jeff Blackbeard and David White With many African governments tightening up on their labour, tax and immigration policies, companies employing expatriates increasingly need to up their game. read more>> |
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 | Tanya Cohen, a director of the Retail Association, will be speaking at the 2014 Retail Association Employment Conference about whether amended laws will make retail labour compliance better or worse. read more>> |
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 | Adam Civin and Alec Veitch This article seeks to explore when and if an insured person is bound to a term placing an obligation on the insured to mitigate his/her covered losses. This duty is not always an explicit term of an insurance contract and can often be a tacit term. read more>> |
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 | Pierre le Roux Gone are the days when a farm could be bought by way of a simple land sale agreement. A purchase of a farm has become a purchase of a business that, in many aspects, poses more challenges than the purchase of other ostensibly more complicated businesses. read more>> |
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 | SAN FRANCISCO, USA: A judge ordered US computer company Hewlett-Packard to pay $58.8m for bribing Moscow government officials to buy HP computers for Russia's Prosecutor General's office. read more>> |
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 | RODEZ, FRANCE: Members of a Facebook group that tipped off motorists about speed traps in southern France slammed the "hypocritical" nature of the case against them as their trial opened this week. read more>> |
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 | South Africa and China will sign an agreement to open the way for the two countries to cooperate in the fields of human resource development and employment services. read more>> |
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 | Minister in the Presidency for Planning, Performance, Monitoring, Evaluation and Administration, Jeff Radebe, says government aims to achieve at least 100 convictions against people fingered for corruption in the public service. read more>> |
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 | Gauteng residents will today, 11 September, get a chance to air their views on how e-tolls affect them, during representations to the Gauteng Advisory Panel on the socio-economic impact of e-tolls. read more>> |
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 | Gauteng police will increase visibility in and around some of the malls that have been identified as high-risk shopping areas, says Provincial Police Commissioner Lesetja Mothiba. read more>> |
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| The Government has "distanced itself" from the reported statement by Deputy Minister of Defence and Military Veterans, Kebby Maphatsoe, that Public Protector Thuli Madonsela is an agent of the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). read more>> |
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