Unfair discrimination on the grounds of pregnancy is prohibited under South African law, notes legal firm Webber Wentzel.
The shift back to the suburbs has been good for Cape Town’s residential sales and rentals markets according to the Seeff Property Group.
Despite recent moves to cut red tape - especially for small and medium businesses - analysts and trade experts say the Department of Trade and Industry and Competition (DTIC) is actively 'kneecapping' investment in South Africa by trying to force…
South Africa is set to introduce a new driver's licence card with new secure design features that comply with international standards.
South Africans are often so desperate to get into Australia via the quickest and easiest route, that they hinder their chances of getting through the visa process successfully, says Sable International's Sam Hopwood.
BusinessTech looked at what you can afford to buy on your monthly salary – based on the assumption that people are not spending more than 25% of their gross monthly income on vehicle financing.
Like any asset class, the South African property sector is subject to cyclical ups and downs. While these movements typically lag the broader economy by a number of months, the fortunes of property in general are usually closely tied to…
Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr environmental law experts Margo-Anne Werner and Madoda Koti explain the important intersection of energy regulation and environmental law – and what the future holds for SA’s fledgling solar businesses.
The winners of the Standard Bank Chenin Blanc Top Ten Challenge have been announced, with four newcomers to the winning line-up in 2022.
A new case shows that an employee's failure to give an explanation or dissociate themselves does not equal complicity as employees may choose silence for fear of being ostracized in the workplace.
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