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As 2026 dawns with all its exciting new possibilities and opportunities, let’s not forget about all the annoying – but vital – legal aspects of our lives. They’re easily overlooked in the rush of another hectic back-to-work, back-to-school, and back-to-everything-else Janu-worry, so we’ve put together a list of ten ideas to help you prioritise what’s...
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The national rollout of AARTO has again been postponed, this time to July 2026. Speculation is that we now won’t see the demerit system implemented before the middle of 2027, but both dates remain provisional until gazetted. None of this should stop us from sharing with our families, friends, colleagues and staff this warning: Scammers...
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The implementation of AARTO has been postponed, often at the last minute, so many times now that motorists and employers may be tempted to dismiss the latest implementation date of 1 December 2025 as yet another case of crying wolf. But that date, and others in 2026, have now been officially confirmed in Presidential Proclamations....
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October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, time to remind ourselves of the ever-growing danger of Business Email Compromise (BEC) frauds. If you are party to any high-value transaction involving electronic invoices and EFTs – particularly if you are party to a property sale, which is always a favourite target of these fraudsters – note that the...
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