Tania Broughton

South Africa

Journalist at Freelance

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Copyright amendments to be read into Act with immediate effect - ConCourt

5 days ago | bizcommunity.com | Tania Broughton |Karabo Ledwaba |Danette Breitenbach |Johnnie Isaac

2 days7 days30 daysBy Industry Show moreAdvertise your job vacancies The Constitutional Court handed down a unanimous order in Blind SA v President of the Republic of South Africa on Wednesday, 7 May, declaring that section 19D of the Copyright Amendment Bill (CAB) be read into the Copyright Act 97 of 1978 with immediate effect until the CAB is brought into law.
Global stage beckons as EBM earns 10 Solal Award nominations

1 week ago | bizcommunity.com | Eve Pennington |Sfundo Parakozov |Tania Broughton |Sechaba Mokhethi

Local agency racks up 10 nominations at Poland’s Solal Awards, spotlighting excellence in retail and leisure marketing. South African retail marketing heavyweight Excellerate Brand Management (EBM) has once again received international acclaim, this time with an impressive ten nominations at the 2025 Solal Marketing Awards. Run out of Poland, the Solal Awards recognise the world’s best in retail and leisure marketing.
Two Oceans organisers heading to court over criticism

1 week ago | timeslive.co.za | Tania Broughton

Two Oceans organisers heading to court over criticism 04 May 2025 - 00:00 By TANIA BROUGHTON The board of the Two Oceans marathon and its chairperson Antoinette Cavanagh have approached the Johannesburg high court in an effort to gag runner and blogger Stuart Mann, seeking an urgent order that he delete certain critical online posts and apologise for making them ...
Legal Practice Council administrator accused of corruption loses Labour Court bid

2 weeks ago | citizen.co.za | Tania Broughton

An employee of the Legal Practice Council (LPC), accused of being involved in an “elaborate and corrupt scheme” with attorneys, has failed in her bid to stop disciplinary proceedings against her. Johannesburg Labour Court Judge Edwin Tlhotlhalemaje, in a recent ruling, said it was clear that Zandile Madonsela was doing everything possible to frustrate the disciplinary process.
Legal Practice Council administrator accused of corruption loses Labour Court bid

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Tania Broughton

Radio host Tommy Little makes huge change to his lifestyle for rumoured lover Carrie BickmoreTommy Little has continued to fan the flames of romance rumours with his HIT Network co-host Carrie Bickmore as he makes massive lifestyle changes …
Legal Practice Council administrator accused of corruption loses Labour Court bid

2 weeks ago | groundup.org.za | Tania Broughton

Judge says disciplinary hearing against Zandile Madonsela, accused of colluding with attorneys, can go ahead An administrator working for the Legal Practice Council accused of corruption has lost a court bid to stop disciplinary proceedings against her. Labour Court Judge Edwin Tlhotlhalemaje dismissed Zandile Madonselaâ€™s application. Madonsela is accused of colluding with attorneys, and taking money, in exchange for falsifying audits and issuing Certificates of Good Standing.
Prisoners can use computers to study in their cells, says Constitutional Court

2 weeks ago | groundup.org.za | Tania Broughton

Current policy is unconstitutional, court rules Current policy which bars prisoners from using personal computers in their cells to study is unconstitutional, the Constitutional Court has ruled. In a unanimous ruling the court directed the National Commissioner of Correctional Services to revise the policy. Meanwhile inmates must be allowed to use personal computers without modems, the court said.
South Africa: 'Gagged' Businessman Seeks to Prove He Was Right

2 weeks ago | allafrica.com | Tania Broughton

Shipping company called in to reveal details of ARTsolar's imports The KwaZulu-Natal businessman who was gagged by a judge is seeking to prove the truth of his allegations against solar panel company ARTsolar. Brett Latimer, two former employees of ARTsolar, and a journalist, were stopped by a judge in March from stating that Artsolar imports solar panels while claiming to manufacture them.
Prisoners can use computers to study in their cells, says Constitutional Court

2 weeks ago | ewn.co.za | Tania Broughton

In a unanimous ruling, the Constitutional Court has declared that barring prisoners from using personal computers in their cells for studying, is unconstitutional. The court ordered that the constitutional invalidity be suspended for a year and directed the National Commissioner of Correctional Services to promulgate a revised policy.
“Gagged” businessman seeks to prove he was right

2 weeks ago | groundup.org.za | Tania Broughton

The KwaZulu-Natal businessman who was gagged by a judge is seeking to prove the truth of his allegations against solar panel company ARTsolar. Brett Latimer, two former employees of ARTsolar, and a journalist, were stopped by a judge in March from stating that Artsolar imports solar panels while claiming to manufacture them. Now Latimer’s lawyers have issued a subpoena against a local shipping firm, asking for documents about ARTsolar’s imports.