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Fake whisky, chocolates and grass – case law you need to be on top of
Updated 4 hours ago Is ‘whisky flavoured’ an actual thing, and is it anything close to real, Scottish whisky? Can failure to declare a gift of chocolates land you in... →
National School of Government announces inaugural senior fellows
27th October 2020 The Minister for the Public Service and Administration, Mr Senzo Mchunu, has endorsed the appointment of three eminent and former senior public... →
SAFTU 1st Deputy President opening remarks to the SAFTU Inaugural National Gender Committee
21st October 2020 Comrade delegates to this august gathering of SAFTU women fighters, welcome! On behalf of the National Office Bearers and the National Executive... →
Resolutions of the IFP Gauteng Strategic Workshop
19th October 2020 The IFP in Gauteng convened a strategic workshop, which took place from 16 to 18 October 2020, at the Saint George Hotel and Conference Centre. The... →
Government commemorates media freedom
19th October 2020 Government joins the media industry in commemorating and celebrating the Media Freedom Day. The day was commonly referred as Black Wednesday... →
Baker McKenzie launches unprecedented AI collaboration with SparkBeyond to reimagine the legal industry
19th October 2020 Leading global law firm Baker McKenzie and cutting edge problem-solving platform SparkBeyond are delighted to announce a market-first collaboration... →
Coal mine disposal exacerbating carbon emissions problem – Glencore 
By: Martin Creamer 16th October 2020 The disposal of thermal coal mines in response to environmental, social and governance (ESG) investors is not lowering carbon dioxide (CO2)... →
Senekal Protests: A race war is not an option
16th October 2020 We have a responsibility as society, hurt as we are, to salvage a shared future for the children MR President, I am in pain. Our nascent democracy... →
