Browsing: Legal

As fireworks season approaches, the Kloof and Highway SPCA appeals to the community to prepare and to take steps to protect their pets.

Members of the public will be able to have a basic will drafted by an attorney free of charge during National Wills Week from 12 to 16 September 2016.

The Student Expo is back again and will be taking place on the 26-27th August in Durban.

Social Media Risks in White Collar Risks 

Emerging themes in Retirement Funding that will affect employees.

The Durban Chamber HR Forum and the KZNEIA invite you to a breakfast presentation entitled “The Perfect Storm”

Respected specialist property law firm Halstead Paola, has merged with Cox Yeats to create a combined property team with more than 100 years’ experience in property law. This merger is effective as of 1 June.

ICARE invite members of the public to participate in the second annual Dare to Care Street Sleepover scheduled to take place on Friday, 20 May 2016.

The Durban Chamber of Commerce and Industry Environmental Affairs Forum would like to invite you to attend their next forum.

With the current economic climate, political tension, conflict in communities, Universities and families, there is a need for alternative mechanisms to best deal with conflict and its costly challenges.

Join us as the Safety and Justice Forum discusses EThekwini Municipality’s newest By-Law – Nuisances and Behavior In Public Places.

the IoDSA prepared a ‘’Governance in SMEs guide’’ to assist SMEs with the application of corporate governance in their organisations.

Business in Durban magazine chatted to the eLan Group about their Blythedale Coastal Resort development which, after a 12-year delay, is set to be relaunched

The Mercury Wine Week returns to Suncoast from 27-29 September

Professionals McGlashan McKeown Inc and Sandy Wingfield-Turner and Associates – have found a new home at 22 On Main, Hillcrest

Manage your staff well with the expert guidance of IR Specialists.

Do yourself a favour and try a veggie juice from The Juice Kitchen – you’ll see the health benefits in no time!

An African rock python has been quarantined at uShaka Sea World after it was removed from a man-vs-animal conflict situation.

Cox Yeats Attorneys are celebrating their 50th anniversary by planting trees at underprivileged schools.

Lester Hall Fletcher Inc. is continuing to serve the Upper Highway community with distinction from their new home in Old Main Road.

The 36th Mercury Wine Week begins today at Suncoast Casino, with hundreds of new wines available to taste and buy!

The 36th Mercury Wine Week begins today at Suncoast Casino, with hundreds of new wines available to taste and buy!

Gangsters, guns and smoke-filled rooms. Gavin Foster writes about the shooting of South Africa’s most famous racehorse, Sea Cottage

Horticulturist, Teddy Govender will be presenting an illustrated talk on KZN’s magnificent orchids at the Durban Botanic Gardens Visitors Centre this Sunday

Eversheds LLP have joined with independent law firm Knight Turner – a move which offers huge benefits to both parties.

Legal practice, Norton Rose Fulbright, hosted their second Durban Scholar Day on Saturday 10 May to provide students with more information about a career in law.

Leading Durban law firm, Garlicke & Bousfield recently presented UKZN student Caleb Joel Tudor Jones with their coveted Environmental Law Award.

A recent land invasion highlights the need for residents to act quickly to avert complicated legal action

Peacock, Liebenberg and Dickinson allow you to gain water-tight security when selling your property.

Illegal sand mining is proving to be a major problem for dedicated participants in the Dusi Canoe Marathon, taking place on 13 February.

Over the past few months we’ve looked at various aspects of terroir and how the winemakers work with mother nature. Now it’s time to discover the many different varieties of grapes, so I’ve asked winemakers who have mastered each variety to share with us their knowledge.

Arum Lilies are beautiful and rare plants, so don’t fall into the trap of buying these illegally harvested wonders.

Keshri Chetty has been appointed to join global legal practice Norton Rose Fulbright.

New global legal practice Norton Rose Fulbright launched in June 2013.

If you are in a business which is vulnerable to employee fraud or you would find it helpful to know more about the amount allowed to businesses on forensic investigation and legal costs, then this initiative by the Durban Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the KZN White Collar Crime Task Group will be very useful.

Hillcrest Corner Celebrated the JD Rally’s 100th Anniversary in true Vintage Style!

From air rifles to paint guns, shotguns and more, Darren Ridley offers top level advice to responsible firearm users at The Gunroom

Do your bit to preserve these elegant blooms by reporting people who sell them illegally on our street corners

Women to claim their rights in childbirth with 1000 Global Premieres set to launch the landmark Freedom For Birth Film.
Durban will have it’s own local screening at Umhlali Country Club in Ballito at 6pm on 20th September 2012.

This award-winning law firm has taken up a new home in Umhlanga to make space for its rapid expansion

SA’s biggest intellectual property law firm has moved to new offices in Umhlanga Ridgeside

A young attorney from Cox Yeats has created an invaluable guide to the new Companies Law, making life easier for business owners and advisors

After much wrangling, a local sub-station has been sold to the municipality for greater local control over its use

Biodiversity loss may just be a foreign concept to you. In fact, it might not be on your agenda at all. But it should be. For this year’s International Day for Biological Diversity, which falls on 22 May 2012, perhaps it’s time you sat up and smelt the roses, before they all disappear.

Home-buyers beware! Make sure you know exactly what you’re getting into to prevent being caught out by hidden flaws

There was a time when only the Pajero was synonymous with Mitsubishi. It was, to my mind, the most memorable…

It seems that Charles Way, the road in front of the Maytime Centre in Kloof, no longer exists in Municipal records

Garth Johnstone interviewed the authors of the sensational tell-all book “Lolly Jackson: When Fantasy Becomes Reality” at Exclusive Books, Gateway.

As Pinetown’s legendary jazz hub celebrates its 30th birthday, owners Neil and Nicola Comfort take a walk down memory lane

Transnet employees transformed a classroom in Inanda as part of their skills transfer programme

The time has come to say goodbye to those coppers clogging up your purse

Archbishop Desmond Tutu has urged South Africans to join world faith leaders, political leaders and music stars at an “extraordinary” mass rally and concert on November 27 at the King’s Park Stadium in Durban.

He’s received hate mail, been beaten and threatened with legal action, but the response to his work doesn’t bother journalist and writer Terence Pillay.

Archbishop Desmond Tutu and other faith leaders have called for all to do their bit against climate change, pressing for a firm plan from global powers

There’s plenty idle chatter going around these days, but Garth Johnstone meets a Ridge woman who’s serious about walking the talk.

Durban & Coast SPCA repeats again its plea for fireworks users to show restraint and respect for the wellbeing of animals during Diwali and Guy Fawkes.

At least 48 animals, including lions and tigers, have been shot dead in Ohio, USA. Watch video footage here. Should this have been allowed to happen?

Participants in a “world’s hottest chilli-eating contest” were hospitalised after biting off more masala than they could chew.

L2m, 143, P911, PAW, POS . . . exactly what are these teenagers on about? And do parents need to be concerned?

Two people have been caught in the act by CCTV footage abandoning cats in Riverhorse Valley. See how a brave mother cat escaped and then rescued her kitten.

South Africa’s faith leaders met in Bothas Hill to call for a just approach to climate change, with a petition to be presented to the participants at COP17

Hillcrest Christian Academy hosts an evening of light entertainment for all the family, with performances by comedian Mark Palmer and Kearsney College Choir

The outcry about steroids in school rugby is the talk of the town at the moment, writes Richard Geldenhuys***

Here is a disturbing list of nine things that will likely disappear in our lifetime.

We have been unable to establish who originally compiled this list, but Sharon Gill has updated it for the South African market …

Following the news that around 77 million Playstation accounts were compromised in April, Sony now suspects that hackers may have accessed the personal information of another 25 million online gamers.

Relocating from one side of the planet to the other in order to reunite with family is one thing, but if you’re looking for a better life, it might be prudent to put a few things into perspective.

It’s all systems go for Splashy Fen 2011. The tranquil Underberg farm that has accommodated the annual Splashy Fen Music Festival for the past 22 years is once again ready to play host to thousands of music and nature lovers from around the country this Easter weekend.

Video: Watch Bakkies Botha’s hectic “clean-out” of Stormers scrum-half Dewaldt Duvenage. Ouch!!

Groundbreaking work is being done by the Umhlanga Urban Improvement Precinct. Info courtesy project leader Brian Wright.

There are 44 dogs at the Durban SPCA still awaiting collection after the Diwali and Guy Fawkes fireworks extravaganza.

Expect a huge celebration on Friday, November 5, when Diwali and Guy Fawkes fall on the same day.

The launch of eLan’s latest offering, Hollywood Circle, was exceptionally well-received in Umhlanga last week.

Partnerships with stakeholders are key to the UIP masterplan to build a better Umhlanga for the future.

So far there have been no reports of illegal sales of fireworks in the Durban area as Diwali and Guy Fawkes celebrations loom.

KwaDukuza’s Business District is almost ready to turn over to a new water reticulation system. Residents are warned of possible disruptions.

Furious David and Victoria Beckham want millions for damaging sex claims, which they say are lies, dating back to 2007.

Well known in canoeing circles, the Bartho brothers are now also making waves in business in Durban North.

Forty of America’s billionaires and their families have pledged to give more than half of their fortune to charity.

Fifa World Cup phenomenon Paul the psychic Octopus is set for a new career – as an Elvis impersonator.

A boozed up Amy Winehouse insulted Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini at the launch of a new venue in London.