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Smart IDs to be available at your local bank
The Department of Home Affairs has partnered with local banks to roll out smart card IDs.
New Visa regulations hitting SA hard
SATSA has noted an overall drop in tourism since the introduction of the new Visa regulations in June 2014.
Constitutionality of EAOs to be investigated by the courts
The Constitutional Court is set to examine aspects of the law relating to emoluments attachment orders.
Landlords and tenants should know their rights
Deciding to enter into the terrain of either letting or renting property can be draining. Which is why it is vital that both landlord and tenant know their rights.
Courts uphold City's bid to stop tolls
In what many are calling a win for the City of Cape Town and its commuters, the Western Cape High Court has set aside SANRAL's Cape Winelands Tolling Project.
FSB cautions consumers against Capital Management Private Wealth
Financial Services Board (FSB) issued a public warning against Capital Management Private Wealth.
VWSA - no impact on use of VW cars
VW South Africa is awaiting the results of an investigation to see if any of the cars affected by the carbon emissions scandal were sold in SA.
Government owes municipalities R4.8 billion
According to a report, national government departments owe municipalities R4.8 billion.
Should you have a service plan?
When you buy a new or used car you will likely be offered a service plan to go with it. While it may seem an unwieldy initial expense, a service plan will save you money in the long run.
Interest rate remains unchanged
The repo rate will remain unchanged at six percent per annum.
South African student debt crisis
According to the Sunday Times, 20 September edition, the ‘debt mountain’ of monies owed to just 12 of the 26 South African Universities, by students, is standing at R3,9 billion, and growing.
What will happen with the interest rate this week?
Experts believe that the repo rate is likely to remain unchanged at the MPC meeting tomorrow.