Complexes and housing estates remain a popular option for many South African homeowners because of the comforts and security they provide. However, these types of property schemes also introduce their own legal considerations that homeowners may not be aware of. Below BusinessTech looked at two recent cases that South Africans…
As the year begins to wind down, parliament is currently working hard to push through a number of bills. With national elections also set to take place in the first half of 2019, there has been some heavy legislative lifting with major issues such as the Civil Union Amendment Bill…
Between potholes, crime, and rule-breakers, driving in South Africa can be downright dangerous. Accidents are becoming increasingly common on local roads, and even minor incidents can be a headache to resolve. Even if you were not the cause of an accident, you would still need to rely on the testimony of…
Did you know that in the United Kingdom, sharing your travel adventures on social media could result in your home insurance claims being rejected if your abode gets burgled whilst on holiday? Some insurance companies claim that publicly sharing your travel plans on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and other platforms is…
Introducing Guynae – every guy’s down-there doc! Women have gynaes. They’ve had them for ages. We think it’s about time that men have one too. Why? Because early cancer testing can save thousands of lives. Maybe even yours! We want it to be as easy for men to talk about…
The South African Police Service has released its crime stats for the 2017/18 period, revealing which areas in the country have recorded the most crime in the past year. Overall, reported crimes were down in 2018 (-4.4%) from the total recorded in 2017. Across 17 community recorded crimes, there were…
The DA has raised concerns about the proposed Road Accident Benefit Scheme (RABS) Bill. In a statement released on Tuesday (4 September), the party’s Manny de Freitas said that the Bill was being discussed by the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee Meeting on Transport, but that there were still a number of…