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Collective misconduct and the burden of proof: lessons for employers
16th March 2023 The Labour Appeal Court has ruled against an employer's reliance on collective misconduct for shrinkage in an unfair dismissal case, reinforcing... →
Digital Africa: Technological Transformation for Jobs
16th March 2023 All African countries need better and more jobs for their growing populations. "Digital Africa: Technological Transformation for Jobs" shows that... →
SANDF nurses deployed to help as deaths climb in ongoing Nehawu strike
By: News24Wire 13th March 2023 Twenty South African National Defence Force nurses have been deployed to Thelle Mogoerane Regional Hospital in Vosloorus amid a National Education,... →
Dysfunctional Gauteng Liquor Board is failing the industry in the province
6th March 2023 The Democratic Alliance (DA) is currently dealing with numerous complaints of poor service delivery from the Gauteng Liquor Board (GLB). On the... →
Soaring murder rates underline the lack of sound direction for policing
By: ISS, Institute for Security Studies 10th February 2023 Recent official crime statistics show that murder rates in South Africa are soaring, reinforcing concerns about the government’s leadership in... →
Sakeliga and partners initiate legal proceedings against National Government over failing Eastern Cape municipality
1st February 2023 Sakeliga and our local partners have initiated legal proceedings against National Government over the rolling state failure that enables the Enoch... →
China’s factories to the world brace for tsunami of Covid cases
By: Bloomberg 15th December 2022 From locking in workers to hoarding medicines, beds and disinfectant, China’s factories are going to great lengths to keep the machines running —... →
Africa’s ports race is hyped as ‘development’ but also creates pathways for plunder
14th December 2022 Ports have long been integral to Africa’s connectivity with the rest of the world. Yet over the last 15 years, a new stage in maritime... →
