Other Briefs
Lesotho and Zimbabwe permit holders granted reprieve until May 2027
Updated 6 hours ago The Minister of Home Affairs, Dr. Leon Schreiber, has extended the validity of both the Lesotho Exemption Permits (LEPs) and Zimbabwean Exemption... →
Commissioners crossing the line
8th October 2025 When impartiality is lost, fairness follows suit. In South Africa’s labour dispute resolution framework, the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation... →
Sars’ fast-track debt compromise process – Taxpayer support or targeted collection strategy?
2nd October 2025 Sars’ commitment to delivering seamless taxpayer service, can only be over-shadowed by their commitment to collecting as much tax revenue as... →
Eduvos Launches Law Clinic to Champion Social Justice and Prepare Future-Ready Legal Professionals
2nd October 2025 Eduvos has officially launched its first-ever Law Clinic at its Midrand campus, marking a significant milestone in the institution’s mission to... →
Is Your Pay Strategy Stuck in the Past? Why Flexible Benefits are Becoming a Talent Retention Essential
30th September 2025 As South African households continue to feel the squeeze of rising living costs in the form of food, fuel, electricity, and education while salary... →
South African expats in the UK weighing their options
30th September 2025 South African billionaire, and Sygnia co-founder and CEO, Magda Wierzycka, has been in the news after saying in a TV interview that she is... →
Think you’re safe abroad? Sars says otherwise
29th September 2025 According to the 2025 Henley Private Wealth Migration Report, South Africa is projected to lose approximately 250 dollar-millionaires this year... →
SARS Set to Finally Draw the Line on Persistent Trust Non-Compliance
29th September 2025 The South African Revenue Service’s (SARS) longstanding tolerance of delayed or omitted trust submissions may soon come to an end, with... →
