15th September 2022 Prioritising workplace compliance, policies and procedures is non-negotiable for all human resource professionals. But, as the tumultuous pandemic years have so starkly shown, it can’t be done at the expense of an organisation’s purpose, values, culture – and more importantly, employee... →

5th September 2022 LexisNexis South Africa is thrilled to announce that its CEO, Videsha Proothveerajh, has been recognised as the leading woman in technology on the continent. Proothveerajh scooped the prestigious Woman in Tech award at this year’s Africa Tech Week Awards ceremony on Wednesday, August 31. The... →

2nd September 2022 Businesses face risk of big penalties and reputational damage when flouting rules to combat financial crimes South Africa’s prudential authority is sending a strong message that non-compliance with the Financial Intelligence Centre Act will not be tolerated, hitting large institutions with hefty... →

5th August 2022 Hybrid working. Remote. Productivity. The changes to workplace dynamics brought on by the pandemic are global. Throw in the added South African constraints of load-shedding, failing infrastructure and poor Internet access, and navigating the human factor of the “new normal” poses unique... →

24th June 2022 Corruption, government inefficiency and a lack of transparency and accountability are the biggest hurdles to unlocking Africa’s economic growth and potential, increasing access to justice and providing greater fairness and equality. That’s the central finding contained in a first-of-its-kind... →

10th June 2022 Proposed regulations governing compulsory community service for the legal profession may be out of kilter with their spirit and intention: to enhance meaningful access to justice. The draft regulations, published by the Minister of Justice in terms of the Legal Practice Act, make provision for... →