South Africa (National)
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Zelda Venter's coverage primarily focuses on local legal issues, court cases, marriage and divorce matters, refugee status, crime, business disputes, gender-based violence along with government & politics. She has a significant interest in providing expert commentary and delves into legal policy regulations as well.
Given her focus on South Africa and Johannesburg specifically, she is likely to be interested in pitches related to local legal experts who can offer insights into current court cases or legislative changes within the region. Additionally, topics such as gender-based violence initiatives or community-focused legal policies may also resonate with her given her coverage of family & relationships and culture & society themes.
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With the surge in rooftop solar installations in South Africa, homeowners must be wary of the potential pitfalls, including compliance issues and financial liabilities. Paul Stevens, CEO of Just Property, shares essential insights on avoiding the solar debt trap and ensuring your solar system is a true asset.
By: Zelda Venter
Following a lengthy trial, midwife Yolande Maritz Fouchee is sentenced to 23 years in prison for her role in the tragic deaths and disabilities of infants at her birthing centre.
By: Zelda Venter
After years of silence, a mother finds relief as justice is served in heartbreaking case of neonatal loss.
A midwife has been sentenced to 23 years in prison after her negligent actions led to the deaths and disabilities of several infants.
By: Zelda Venter
After a lengthy and emotional trial, midwife Yolande Maritz Fouchee has been sentenced to 23 years for her negligent actions that led to the tragic deaths and disabilities of infants, leaving families seeking justice and closure.
By: Zelda Venter
South Africa's Constitutional Court has dismissed an urgent application by Neasa and Sakeliga against the government's new employment equity quotas, prompting the groups to pursue a review on a non-urgent basis.
By: Zelda Venter
The South African Supreme Court of Appeal has ruled that pension funds have a 12-month period from the date they learn of a member's death to trace dependents and pay out benefits, ensuring that dependents are not overlooked.
By: Zelda Venter
Following a recent ruling by the Constitutional Court, the National Employers’ Association (Neasa) and Sakeliga face setbacks in their legal battle against new employment equity (EE) quotas, while the government moves forward with implementation.
With a critical shortage of student accommodation in South Africa, landlords are seizing the opportunity to rent out their properties. However, legal compliance is essential to avoid fines and financial losses.
By: Zelda Venter
Nedbank must return a repossessed Nissan Navara after the Gauteng High Court found that the owner was not properly served with legal documents, leading to a default judgment based on fraudulent claims.
