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COMESA Competition Commission gives update on merger regime

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Adhering to time frames in new Practice Manual a must

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Deputy General Secretary of Numsa, Karl Cloete says that a strike is inevitable if employers don't meet demands for a 15% wage hike for industrial workers. Image:

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Adams & Adams partners recognised by Who's Who Legal

Adams & Adams partners recognised by Who's Who Legal

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New Minister of Home Affairs, Malusi Gigaba has outlined changes to immigration and visa regulations. Image: GCIS

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Public urged to assist police into death of miner

Public urged to assist police into death of miner

30 May 2014

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Saul Shoot - 'As a matter of fact...'

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Provisions in Tax Act when personal liability arises

Provisions in Tax Act when personal liability arises

Graeme Palmer 29 May 2014

New immigration regulations have many shortcomings

New immigration regulations have many shortcomings

29 May 2014

Portia Tau-Sekati of the Property Sector Charter Council says the contribution made by the property sector in all its forms to the SA economy is huge and will help define transformation plans. Image:

Property contributes R191.4bn to SA economy

Alistair Anderson 29 May 2014

Changes to Companies Act have profound implications

Changes to Companies Act have profound implications

28 May 2014

Ramathlodi moves to end mine strike

Ramathlodi moves to end mine strike

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100 telemarketing companies blacklisted for bogus debit orders

100 telemarketing companies blacklisted for bogus debit orders

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The effect of liquidation on leases

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Implications of amendments to Air Quality Act

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New ministers and their portfolios

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Labour Court judgment surprises

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Public urged to assist police into death of miner

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Saul Shoot - 'As a matter of fact...'

Saul Shoot - 'As a matter of fact...'

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Provisions in Tax Act when personal liability arises

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New immigration regulations have many shortcomings

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Portia Tau-Sekati of the Property Sector Charter Council says the contribution made by the property sector in all its forms to the SA economy is huge and will help define transformation plans. Image:

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Changes to Companies Act have profound implications

Changes to Companies Act have profound implications

28 May 2014

Ramathlodi moves to end mine strike

Ramathlodi moves to end mine strike

28 May 2014

100 telemarketing companies blacklisted for bogus debit orders

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28 May 2014

Money laundering remains a serious problem worldwide and bankers are battling to meet the regulations to prevent money from being 'washed clean'. Image: AdamR

Companies forced to take money laundering more seriously

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Neotel's Sunil Joshi has confirmed that the deal with Vodacom is "very important" to the future of the company. Image:

Vodacom buyout important for Neotel

Thabiso Mochiko 28 May 2014

The effect of liquidation on leases

The effect of liquidation on leases

Lucinde Rhoodie and Elnalene Cornelius 26 May 2014

Implications of amendments to Air Quality Act

Implications of amendments to Air Quality Act

Sandra Gore and Gareth Howard 26 May 2014

New ministers and their portfolios

New ministers and their portfolios

26 May 2014

Numsa wants to widen its strike to include operations at Port Elizabeth harbour. Image:

Numsa numbers may hobble Ngqura plan

Razina Munshi and Mark Allix 26 May 2014

Johannesburg Metro Police are providing armed escorts to Rea Vaya buses after the buses were stoned by thugs. Image:

Armed metro cops escort Rea Vaya buses after attacks

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Labour Court judgment surprises

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Dudu Myeni, SAA Chairman wants the Auditor-General to investigate affairs at SAA. Image:

SAA's Kalawe says he expected 'sabotage'

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Wim Trengrove SC, acting for Netcare wants to prevent KPMG from revealing confidential information to the Competition Commission about the hospital group. Image:

Netcare is 'seeking to silence KPMG'

Ernest Mabuza 23 May 2014

Stellenbosch University students have been encouraged to start their own neighbourhood watch – complete with uniforms and batons supplied by the province – to combat crime at the university. Image:

Student 'police' patrols to stop adbuctions, robberies on campus

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Procedural issues important during inquiries by Competition Commission

Procedural issues important during inquiries by Competition Commission

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SA, US officials crack financial fraud scam

SA, US officials crack financial fraud scam

22 May 2014

Clyde & Co announces names of SA partners

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22 May 2014

Is the ASA flouting the CPA?

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SGBs join probe into sale of posts

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Dept clarifies regulation of trout species

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Minister appoints new Competition Commission head

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20 May 2014

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Security cluster ministers challenge Nkandla report in court

Security cluster ministers challenge Nkandla report in court

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Social media is a key for terror groups

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