Stirk Yazbek

31/05/2026

The JSC has called for nominations to fill 22 judicial vacancies across South Africa’s courts ahead of the October 2026 interview session.

31/05/2026

A person who is employed for 24 hours in a month or more must be registered, declared, and pay contributions with the Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF), registration can be done at nearest labour centre or online.
https://uifonline.labour.gov.za/uifOnline/

26/05/2026

South Africa's financial planning culture is obsessed with 'the number' – the lump sum that promises freedom, usually around R15m, and is almost always the wrong way to think about retirement.

26/05/2026

Want to check your UIF claim status?

Check your UIF claim status for free from any mobile phone by dialing *134*843 # then follow prompts to check status.

26/05/2026

The Pretoria High Court last month dismissed his application for leave to appeal against a March decision by the same court, which found in Absa's favour.

21/05/2026

The fund’s old online claims system is still accepting applications, which go nowhere.

21/05/2026

25/04/2026

Come speak to us about setting out your last will and testament.

Even though legal and financial services are becoming more digital, electronic wills are not automatically valid. If you rely on one, your beneficiaries may have to deal with delays, legal fees, and uncertainty when your estate is managed.

25/04/2026

Ask us to assist.you in registering your idea.

April is IP Month – let’s bust some common myths! 💡

You might be surprised to learn that simply having an idea doesn’t mean it’s automatically protected by law.

Myth: “My idea is protected.”
Fact: Intellectual Property Law protects the expression of your idea, not the idea itself.

If you want to properly safeguard your innovation, there are important steps you need to take.

Visit our website to learn how to protect your IP and turn your ideas into real assets https://bit.ly/48yCNy0

17/04/2026

RAF contention that Immigration Act precludes them from doing so ‘is incorrect’.