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Lobola dispute between two execs may end up in apex court - Vimarsana News

Lobola dispute between two execs may end up in apex court

A battle over what constitutes a traditional African marriage is headed to the Constitutional Court after an acrimonious split between two executives. The break-up between former MTN CEO Sifiso Dabengwa and Joburg Theatre CEO Xoliswa Nduneni-Ngema led to a 10-year legal fight, with Nduneni-Ngema seeking half of the multimillionaire's estate.

University of South Africa students raise regional flag high at the Moot Court competition - Vimarsana News

University of South Africa students raise regional flag high at the Moot Court competition

After their regional triumph at the High Court, Limpopo Division in Polokwane, the students represented the North Eastern Region at Unisa's Muckleneuk Campus in Pretoria, in the Gauteng Province. Eighteen law students from the Durban, Polokwane, Pret

Hanging out with local rhythm royalty - Vimarsana News

Hanging out with local rhythm royalty

When you find yourself following in your dad’s footsteps by landing a track on the new album by one of the world’s biggest artists, that calls for a celebration.

Court ruling paves way for major changes to divorce law - Vimarsana News

Court ruling paves way for major changes to divorce law

Mandy Weiner speaks to specialist divorce attorney, Billy Gundelfinger, to unpack this ruling and what will happen next.

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Why January is called the 'Divorce Month' - Vimarsana News

Why January is called the 'Divorce Month'

"When I come back from vacation in December," Billy Gundelfinger, South Africa’s best-known divorce lawyer, told Business Insider recently, "it’s usually total chaos at the office."