Tag: compensation
REPORT | New ways to generate revenue and investing in new...
Africa’s CEOs are looking at new ways to generate revenue and are investing in new skills. Africa’s CEOs tell us how they are navigating today’s workplace challenges and building a more resilient and adaptable workforce. The African continent is a hub of economic activity with a growing business sector that is increasingly becoming globally competitive.
Optimising a family business and safeguarding relationships
Family-owned businesses make up a significant portion of all businesses registered and operating in South Africa. In fact, family-owned businesses are today recognised as vital participants in, and contributors to, the country’s economy.
Expropriation Bill unconstitutional in the absence of a constitutional amendment
The 1975 Expropriation Act authorises the Minister of Public Works to expropriate property for public purposes, and provides for the payment of compensation to the dispossessed owner, not exceeding the property’s market price, determined either by agreement between government and the owner, or by a court.
African judges defend Rule of Law
Southern African tribunal and national courts uphold rights of Zimbabwe’s expropriated white farmers to receive compensation.
