The South African Council for the Architectural Profession (SACAP), has expressed concern regarding the proposed Council for the Built Environment Bill. The Bill is aimed at giving the Council stronger investigative powers, consolidating regulatory functions, and establishing it as a single, more effective regulator for South Africa's built environment. The proposed bill was announced following the George building collapse which claimed 34 lives leaving 28 injured in May 2024. SACAP President, Charles Nduku explains their concerns...

The South African Council for the Architectural Profession (SACAP), has expressed concern regarding the proposed Council for the Built Environment Bill. The Bill is aimed at giving the Council stronger investigative powers, consolidating regulatory functions, and establishing it as a single, more effective regulator for South Africa's built environment. The proposed bill was announced following the George building collapse which claimed 34 lives leaving 28 injured in May 2024. SACAP President, Charles Nduku explains their concerns...

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SACAP Raises Concerns Over proposed Council for the Built Environment Bill

President Cyril Ramaphosa says he hopes that there is no loss of life during the violent protests that have taken place in both KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng. Tensions once again escalated in Durban, where hundreds of protesters marched through the streets of the CBD destroying buildings and property. The demonstrators were marching against the Constitutional Court's ruling on asylum seekers. The same took place in Soweto Johannesburg where cars were torched while police had to use stun grenandes during a protest to the Constitutional Court. Ramaphosa says the security cluster is on top of the situation...Bongiwe Zwane also spoke to the co-founder of South Africans for Constitutional Reform, Princy Mthombeni

President Cyril Ramaphosa says he hopes that there is no loss of life during the violent protests that have taken place in both KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng. Tensions once again escalated in Durban, where hundreds of protesters marched through the streets of the CBD destroying buildings and property. The demonstrators were marching against the Constitutional Court's ruling on asylum seekers. The same took place in Soweto Johannesburg where cars were torched while police had to use stun grenandes during a protest to the Constitutional Court. Ramaphosa says the security cluster is on top of the situation...Bongiwe Zwane also spoke to the co-founder of South Africans for Constitutional Reform, Princy Mthombeni

Princy Mthombeni says it is time for government to declare the immigration crisis a national disaster

Most of us think of debt as a today problem: the instalment that leaves on the 25th, the card balance that never quite clears. Few of us think about what happens to it when we're no longer here. Debt doesn't disappear when you die but becomes an issue your family has to resolve, often at the worst possible time. To unpack what happens to your debt when you die Bongiwe Zwane spoke to  Cebile Zibi, Head of Trade Marketing at Momentum Advice

Most of us think of debt as a today problem: the instalment that leaves on the 25th, the card balance that never quite clears. Few of us think about what happens to it when we're no longer here. Debt doesn't disappear when you die but becomes an issue your family has to resolve, often at the worst possible time. To unpack what happens to your debt when you die Bongiwe Zwane spoke to&nbsp; Cebile Zibi, Head of Trade Marketing at Momentum Advice

Debt doesn't disappear when you die but becomes an issue your family has to resolve

The Automobile Association of South Africa (AA) condemns the fuel price increase that took effect on 7 October, which pushed petrol and diesel to the highest prices South Africans have ever paid. Early data from the Central Energy Fund (CEF) signals a further rise of up to R4.58 a litre for petrol in November. Adding insult to injury is the Road Accident Fund (RAF), publishing its annual report for the 2025/26 financial year, and making a request to increase the RAF levy for both petrol and diesel locally. Automobile Association CEO, Bobby Ramagwede reacts to the latest increase in this conversation with, Jon Gericke...

The Automobile Association of South Africa (AA) condemns the fuel price increase that took effect on 7 October, which pushed petrol and diesel to the highest prices South Africans have ever paid. Early data from the Central Energy Fund (CEF) signals a further rise of up to R4.58 a litre for petrol in November. Adding insult to injury is the Road Accident Fund (RAF), publishing its annual report for the 2025/26 financial year, and making a request to increase the RAF levy for both petrol and diesel locally. Automobile Association CEO, Bobby Ramagwede reacts to the latest increase in this conversation with, Jon Gericke...

SACAP Raises Concerns Over proposed Council for the Built Environment Bill

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