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People Opposing Women Abuse (POWA) works to ensure the realisation of women’s rights and thereby improve women’s quality of life. POWA offer a safe haven for women and children who have escaped abuse and gender-based violence, and provide counselling and rehabilitation services to help make a lasting change in these women's lives. This downloadable resource guide is a portable companion that we have developed for POWA and everyone that needs a helping hand.

You would be forgiven for thinking that might be a bleak intro to an article on employment, but bear with us. The road goes up and down, and we cannot lose faith in tomorrow.

We’re a nation known for our diverse landscapes and vibrant cultures, but we’ve been facing a series of economic challenges in recent years. As we look ahead to the coming months, it is crucial to address the pitfalls that we’ll encounter in the pursuit of economic stability and growth.

South Africans are no strangers to the challenges posed by loadshedding, a reality that disrupts daily routines and impacts various aspects of life.

Unpack the funeral industry and ensure you are covered for the inevitable

South Africa's new Two-Pot Retirement System introduces flexible savings options along with significant tax implications, learn practical tips to protect your retirement fund

Are you dreading the impending Black Friday spending spree and worried about your finances? Legal&Tax has got you covered!

It has been quite a year and there is a definite sense of anticipation as the holiday season approaches. But are you excited or relieved? Either way Mzansi, it will all be ok. We’re doing better than we think we are.

In our modern world, we have become increasingly reliant on money. For many of us, it has come to relying on money we don't actually have. How do we balance living on the edge with our credit and debt?

Our tax consultant Thembani Mtamo dives into your most frequently asked questions around the 2022 Tax Season. He covers the importance of submitting a return, even if you're under the threshold, supporting documents for claims, and much more.

South Africans have been accused of having a debt addiction. Far too many of us have tiny incomes compared to our massive expenditures and the only way that happens is through the use of credit facilities. But there are two sides to credit, it can help us or hurt us depending on how we use it.