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3 weeks ago |
thesouthafrican.com | Dumani Moyo |Craig Lewis |Sundeeka Mungroo |Dee-Dee Mathelela
The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) has recommended a Zimbabwean-born lawyer, Tapiwa Gandidze, for the Labour Court bench, leaving two vacancies still unfilled. Tapiwa Gandidze: A Zimbabwean-Born Legal ExpertGandidze, a South African citizen, was the only candidate to be successful for the Labour Court position. In addition, Judge Leicester Adams, the sole candidate interviewed for the Electoral Court, was also recommended.
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3 weeks ago |
thesouthafrican.com | Craig Lewis |Sundeeka Mungroo |Dee-Dee Mathelela |David Mutengwa
There is one thing that has always been guaranteed when the Springboks play, and that is a fiercely physical battle for any opponent. It’s another almost impossible task to try and rank the most physical Springbok players of all time, but here is who we think would have to be in the top three. THREE MOST PHYSICAL SPRINGBOKS OF ALL TIME1 Bakkies BothaThere can surely be no arguments here.
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3 weeks ago |
thesouthafrican.com | Sundeeka Mungroo |Dee-Dee Mathelela |David Mutengwa |Eliot Mahlase
Cremora gets a new homeNestlé’s Cremora is heading for some changes, but South Africans, luckily, have nothing to worry about. The much-loved creamer is migrating to a new home, after gaining approval from the Competition Commission to be sold off to Lactalis South Africa, kicking off a new era for the brand, Business Tech reports. Lactalis SA is also home to some other popular South African brands, including President, Parmalat, Melrose, and Steri Stumpie.
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3 weeks ago |
thesouthafrican.com | Dee-Dee Mathelela |David Mutengwa |Eliot Mahlase |Garrin Lambley
In an explosive statement of claim filed before the Labour Court, Inga Samantha Dyantyi, a former associate at Norton Rose Fulbright South Africa (NRFSA), paints a disturbing picture of racialised workplace bullying, silencing tactics, and a corporate culture more invested in protecting reputations than confronting injustice.
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3 weeks ago |
sapeople.com | Garrin Lambley |Sundeeka Mungroo |Adamu Andrew Michael |Dee-Dee Mathelela
The Department of Small Business Development (DSBD) has introduced a new digital platform aimed at formalizing spaza shops and food-handling businesses while addressing concerns over illegal trade in South Africa. The initiative seeks to enhance regulatory compliance, provide financial support, and create growth opportunities for small enterprises. The newly launched DSBD Connect platform went live last Friday, following an announcement by Small Business Development Minister, Stella Ndabeni.
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