#WOZA #womeninlaw #awards2022 #awardsceremony On 30 July 2022, the #WOZA Awards were held at Emperors Palace. There were 33 categories with worthy nominees in the legal fraternity from across our beautiful Continent. It was a real honour to receive an award on the night, especially in the category of Corporate Law,...
I just received an email from LinkedIn and could not resist the urge to give Kudos to the NPOs where I serve as a director as well as an NPO that is close to my heart. These are ASSITEJ SA, More Community Foundation as well as...
This month is one of those where we are reminded about a very important subject. Mental health is something most people wrestle with in silence. For some of us, mental health issues were triggered by hostile work environments, workplace bullying and life experiences. For others it’s genetics....
I have been following the case of Nomia Ndlovu with interest because of the ramifications on insurance law. She is the fomer police woman accused of murdering her relatives and lover, in return claiming insurance as a result of their deaths. The issue here is the term...
The Public Finance Management Act 1 of 1999 (PFMA), was enacted to regulate the management of finances in the public sector. There is no other piece of legislation that supersedes the PFMA in so far as regulating financial management as well as the governance of...
In a world where well managed corporations have to comply with laws and regulations, part of this entails adhering to corporate governance. Within those governance requirements, entities are expected to keep proper records of decisions taken. At this point we introduce the Company Secretary, the custodian...
To the airport Since lockdown started on 26 March 2020, I had not been on an aircraft. So, it was a very interesting culture shock when I took my first flight to the Mother City, with my passport in hand (just in case!). At the airport Having spent...
I’ve always known that I have a gift for easily picking up languages, partly due to the fact that I grew up speaking Afrikaans (yes, in the township) because of my mom, Sepedi which my dad spoke as well as English, because I read all...
On 4 January 2021, after quite a tumultuous 2020 caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, I woke up to a message on my WhatsApp that I needed to accept the new terms and conditions. Being one of those people who actually read the fine print of everything...
In July 2016, Snowy Khoza was appointed as executive chair of Bigen Africa Group and on the day on which she took office, it is reported that 70% of her male colleagues resigned. Khoza later remarked “They had never been led by a woman, and...
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