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Employment Equity Regulations, 2025 and sectoral targets now in force 368 CompliNEWS 21 Apr 2025
Practice Note: New online breach reporting obligations under POPIA 368 CompliNEWS 21 Apr 2025
AI and geopolitics: A new global power shift? (video) 368 CompliNEWS 21 Apr 2025
Crypto transfer mishap leaves Revolut user out of pocket and frustrated 368 CompliNEWS 21 Apr 2025
CBK in Kenya lifts decade-long moratorium on licensing of new commercial banks 368 CompliNEWS 21 Apr 2025
SCA rejects bid to halt prosecution of former fund manager over R146m loss 368 CompliNEWS 21 Apr 2025
FIC calls for faster risk reporting from law firms, estate agents to aid grey list delisting 368 CompliNEWS 21 Apr 2025
Book review 52 CompliNEWS Ethics 17 Apr 2025
Book review 367 CompliNEWS 11 Apr 2025
Complinews taking a break 52 CompliNEWS Ethics 17 Apr 2025
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By Lee Rossini

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