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South Africa: Watershed Judgment Clarifies Limits of Religion in South Africa’s Public Schools

13 July 2017 By admin

South Africa: Watershed Judgment Clarifies Limits of Religion in South Africa's Public Schools: [The Conversation Africa] A High Court in South Africa recently handed down a landmark ruling with far-reaching implications for religion in the country's public schools. The court decided that a school may not promote a single religion, or brand itself as such. This means that a … [Read more...] about South Africa: Watershed Judgment Clarifies Limits of Religion in South Africa’s Public Schools

Watershed judgment clarifies limits of religion in South Africa’s public schools | The Conversation

10 July 2017 By admin

Watershed judgment clarifies limits of religion in South Africa's public schools: School children wave a South African flag after visiting the Nelson Mandela house museum in Soweto. Reuters/Henry Romero A High Court in South Africa recently handed down a landmark ruling with far-reaching implications for religion in the country’s public schools. The court decided that a school … [Read more...] about Watershed judgment clarifies limits of religion in South Africa’s public schools | The Conversation

New UIF Benefit Limits Cause Confusion for Payrolls

17 May 2017 By admin

New UIF Benefit Limits Cause Confusion for Payrolls: The Minister of Labour announced an amendment to the “scale of benefits” described in the Unemployment Insurance Act, 2001 (Act No. 63 of 2001) on March 17th this year, to be implemented from April 1st. The statement has caused much confusion across the payroll function, affecting employers, payroll departments, payroll … [Read more...] about New UIF Benefit Limits Cause Confusion for Payrolls

Lower speed limits are not the answer

10 February 2017 By admin

Lower speed limits are not the answer: More than 14 000 people die on South African roads every year, but opinions on how to fix this vary. Johannesburg – There are no new speed-limit reductions on South African roads, but the controversial proposal is on the table and will be open for public comment. Read the full article by here: Johannesburg, South Africa News Submit … [Read more...] about Lower speed limits are not the answer

Curb your enthusiasm: there are limits to the ‘Gambia-effect’ for the rest of Africa | The Conversation

30 January 2017 By admin

Curb your enthusiasm: there are limits to the 'Gambia-effect' for the rest of Africa: Gambia's new President Adama Barrow arriving home. EPAAs the new Gambian President Adama Barrow settles in, regional organisations are being lauded for playing a key role in ensuring a democratic and peaceful transition. The Economic Community of West African States (Ecowas) and the … [Read more...] about Curb your enthusiasm: there are limits to the ‘Gambia-effect’ for the rest of Africa | The Conversation

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