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Law firm embroiled in fraud case still representing Fort Hare - Vimarsana News

Law firm embroiled in fraud case still representing Fort Hare

Bradley Conradie Halton Cheadle (BCHC), a Cape Town-based law firm whose partner and an associate are among 15 people arrested for allegedly defrauding the University of Fort Hare of millions of rand, is still providing services for the university.

Is there more in store from the government in 2024? - Vimarsana News

Is there more in store from the government in 2024?

Part four in our series of predictions for 2024 reveals that our experts believe there is more in store from the government in terms of legislation and regulations.    Do you expect the Labor govern

Broker urges industry to lift SMSF loan writing standards - Vimarsana News

Broker urges industry to lift SMSF loan writing standards

A Sydney mortgage broker has warned of the lending advice risks within the SMSF lending sector and is calling for greater education and accreditation standards. Education standards for self-managed su

Ex-Suncorp manager warned SMSFA of credit 'risks' - Vimarsana News

Ex-Suncorp manager warned SMSFA of credit 'risks'

EXCLUSIVE An SMSF specialist and former Suncorp manager warned the SMSF Association of risks within the SMSF lending sector in an attempt to raise  education and accreditation standards. Mark Kevin

'Cops terrorising union members at Fort Hare' - Vimarsana News

'Cops terrorising union members at Fort Hare'

Unions in the higher education and training sector have alleged that at least five of their members who are staffers at the embattled University of Fort Hare (UFH) were kidnapped, assaulted and tortured by people who identified themselves as police.