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A recent court ruling highlights the complexities of consumer rights when purchasing a vehicle sold as a 'non-runner'. This article explores the implications of the Consumer Protection Act in such cases.
A Gauteng man, posing as a doctor, has been arrested for defrauding victims through a fake pharmacy scheme. His assets, including a VW Polo, are now subject to forfeiture as authorities pursue justice.
The Supreme Court of Appeal has mandated the Minister of Environmental Affairs to implement air quality regulations in the Highveld Priority Area, following a legal challenge by environmental groups over the government's failure to address severe air pollution affecting residents' health.
The Supreme Court of Appeal has mandated the Minister of Environmental Affairs to implement air quality regulations in the Highveld Priority Area, following a legal challenge by environmental groups over the government's failure to address severe air pollution affecting residents' health.
The Supreme Court of Appeal has ruled in favour of a trust accused of disguising loan agreements as property sales, leaving homeowners without their properties despite claims they only intended to secure cash loans. The landmark ruling addresses whether sale-and-leaseback arrangements can legally circumvent credit regulations.
The Information Regulator has launched an investigation into Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi's refusal to release 177 forensic reports on alleged corruption worth millions. The DA claims Lesufi is protecting corrupt officials while preaching transparency, pointing to leaked documents showing 'widespread corruption' in the provincial government.
Zubayr Charles' one-man show, Please, don’t call me moffie, makes its debut at Suidoosterfees, exploring the struggles of queer identity among Coloured gay men in Cape Town. Through a powerful narrative inspired by real-life events, Charles aims to spark empathy and challenge societal norms.
The Information Regulator has launched an investigation into Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi's refusal to release 177 forensic reports on alleged corruption worth millions. The DA claims Lesufi is protecting corrupt officials while preaching transparency, pointing to leaked documents showing 'widespread corruption' in the provincial government.
The City of Johannesburg is planning to redevelop the Usindiso Building block, where 76 people died in a fire last year. The municipality may use the new Expropriation Act to acquire privately-owned properties in the area if owners are unwilling to sell, with plans to create affordable rental housing that could house four times the previous population.
The City of Johannesburg is planning to redevelop the Usindiso Building block, where 76 people died in a fire last year. The municipality may use the new Expropriation Act to acquire privately-owned properties in the area if owners are unwilling to sell, with plans to create affordable rental housing that could house four times the previous population.
The Johannesburg Labour Court examines Nehawu's challenge against the Electoral Commission's restrictions on strike action during critical election periods
A Gauteng high court ruling has addressed the plight of a stateless child born to refugee parents, highlighting the implications of the Citizenship Amendment Act in South Africa
The Johannesburg Labour Court examines Nehawu's challenge against the Electoral Commission's restrictions on strike action during critical election periods
Eastern Cape Education Department orders immediate cancellation of school liquor licences, declaring all educational institutions alcohol-free zones. The unprecedented move aims to create safer learning environments and brings unauthorized licence holders under scrutiny.