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A sarcastic “Thank You” to Home Affairs

13 February 2009 | The Stage

It’s official. From 3 March 2009 South African passport holders will have to apply for a travel visa to visit or transit through the United Kingdom. This week’s British High Commission (BHC) ruling will affect approximately 400 000 South Africans who floc

Consistent cash flows bolster Collective Investment Schemes

13 February 2009 | Featured Story

On Thursday, 5 February 2009, the Association for Savings and Investments SA (ASISA) presented Q4 2008 figures for the Collective Investments Schemes (CIS) industry. ASISA chief executive Leon Campher talked attendees through the latest industry developme

Would an alien invasion knock Johannesburg house prices?

30 January 2009 | Straight Talk

What would we do without the Internet? “Three hours more work each day” is an immediate tongue-in-cheek answer. Because as much as we welcome the time-saving the Internet brings, we must acknowledge its ability to draw us away from our appointed tasks in

Crime pays in this ethical wasteland

30 January 2009 | The Stage

At times our criminal justice system resembles a circus. The ongoing saga around convicted drug trafficker Glenn Agliotti is a case in point. In December 2007 he entered into a plea bargain with the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) to avoid jail time

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If you had to hazard a guess, when do you reckon the COFI Bill will be signed into law?

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2026, as promised 2027 looks more likely Impossible to say More consultation needed

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