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New developments bring hope to the R60 billion class action against major banks
While hundreds of dispossessed homeowners have been eagerly awaiting the certification of the action for some years, Shaw said things may now run more smoothly as the Office of the Gauteng Judge President this week moved the matter to a judge to adjudicate.
New hope for the R60 billion class action against banks
Advocate Douglas Shaw sheds light on the R60 billion class action against major banks, revealing the persistent delays in the judicial process and the urgent need for justice for dispossessed homeowners.
Relief for new asylum seekers
The Western Cape High Court has ruled against unconstitutional practices that denied asylum seekers access to the asylum system, affirming South Africa's commitment to international refugee law.
Granny on final path to claim her family home in historic legal battle
In a historic legal battle, a Mabopane woman aims to reclaim her family home, highlighting the ongoing struggle for land rights among women in South Africa.
Western Cape High Court declares asylum seeker detention unconstitutional
The Western Cape High Court has ruled against unconstitutional practices that denied asylum seekers access to the asylum system, affirming South Africa's commitment to international refugee law.
Judgment on asylum seekers: South Africa's legal obligations under the Constitution
The Western Cape High Court has ruled that the detention and deportation of new asylum seekers in South Africa is unconstitutional, affirming the country's obligations under international law to protect individuals fleeing persecution.
Survey reveals popularity of projectors as consumers create home cinema experiences
This trend is driven by lifestyle changes and tech advancements and highlights the demand for more flexible viewing. With only 11. 6% never having tried a projector, the data signals rising popularity and accessibility. In South Africa, while TVs still lead, a significant number have already embraced projectors for their clarity, scale and theatre-like experience.
Auction shock: Single mother’s home sold for R5,000 after bond arrears
Patricia Mzamo, a single mother of four, grapples with the devastating reality of eviction after her home was auctioned for a mere R5 000, despite her desperate attempts to negotiate with SA Home Loans. This article delves into her heartbreaking journey and the implications of the sale.
Eviction crisis: Single mother loses home for just R5 000 at auction
Patricia Mzamo, a single mother of four, grapples with the devastating reality of eviction after her home was auctioned for a mere R5 000, despite her desperate attempts to negotiate with SA Home Loans. This article delves into her heartbreaking journey and the implications of the sale.
Safety concerns for Home Affairs staff amid security guard reductions
The Public Servants Association has raised alarm over the safety of Home Affairs officials following reports of violent incidents and a significant reduction in security personnel.
Pretoria government buildings breach safety laws, putting thousands of workers at risk
Government departments in Tshwane are violating occupational health and safety regulations by forcing over 1 000 staff to work in hazardous conditions. Multiple buildings, including the Department of Home Affairs' Hallmark Building and the Government Printing Works, face serious structural issues, electrical hazards, flooding, and poor ventilation. Despite formal complaints and contravention notices issued by labour authorities, management has been slow to address these life-threatening conditions.
Pretoria government buildings breach safety laws, putting thousands of workers at risk
Government departments in Tshwane are violating occupational health and safety regulations by forcing over 1 000 staff to work in hazardous conditions. Multiple buildings, including the Department of Home Affairs' Hallmark Building and the Government Printing Works, face serious structural issues, electrical hazards, flooding, and poor ventilation. Despite formal complaints and contravention notices issued by labour authorities, management has been slow to address these life-threatening conditions.
Tupperware’s revival: French entrepreneur takes charge to rekindle the iconic brand
Tupperware faces a new chapter as a French entrepreneur steps in with exciting plans to revive the iconic brand and bring it back to European markets.
Protesters demand action against illegal immigration in South Africa's security sector
Protesters in Pretoria rally against the employment of illegal immigrants in the security and trucking sectors, alleging corruption within the Department of Home Affairs and demanding urgent investigations.
Multiple Pretoria government buildings declared unsafe as OHS crisis deepens
A growing workplace safety crisis is unfolding in Pretoria as multiple government departments face occupational health and safety violations. The Department of Home Affairs' Hallmark Building is the latest to be declared hazardous, forcing the relocation of immigration services staff following intense union pressure. This follows similar issues at the Department of Defence, highlighting a systemic problem in government building maintenance and safety standards.
Prepare for heavy rain: Essential tips for homeowners facing Orange Level 6 warning
Discover essential flood precautions to safeguard your home and family during the Orange Level 6 warning in KwaZulu-Natal.
From nappy cream to baby oil: creative ways to use baby products in your home
Explore the surprising versatility of baby products beyond their intended use, from cleaning hacks to beauty tricks.
How to keep your cat happy and actions that hurt their feelings
Your cat's emotions mirror those of toddlers. Find out how to build their trust and keep them happy.
Has your home been on the market for a while? Three signs to know if it's overpriced
It's the new year and you still have not been able to see your home. The reason for this may just be because you have not set the price correctly.
Christmas season can also be burglary season: Keep your home safe with these tips
The SA Insurance Crime Bureau also recorded a 261% increase in domestic robberies from 2022 to 2023. So, protecting your home should be a priority.
Festive makeover tips to create a joyful and relaxing atmosphere
As the year draws to a close and with festive season upon, there’s no better time to rejuvenate your home and make it more festive.
Use these four tips to keep your home safe this festive season
Protecting your house at this time is critical to having a stress-free holiday.
From Budget-Friendly Finds to Designer Delights: Find Your Perfect Rug for Sale
Selecting the right rug for your living space can transform your home, adding warmth, comfort, and style.