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How Imprecise Dispute Resolution Clauses Increase Cost And Risk

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By Gordon Bell Verified, Sean Adams, Tom Cox
| Mondaq
Gordon Bell’s articles from Gowling WLG are most popular: with Senior Company Executives, HR and Finance and Tax Executives with readers working within the Property and Construction & Engineering industries Well-drafted dispute resolution provisions can strike a balance between certainty and flexibility, giving parties a clear framework and a practical roadmap when things go awry, while allowing the process to be tailored to the issue at hand.
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Motsepe re-elected unopposed for a second term as CAF President.

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By Gordon Bell Verified
| Fullview SA
By Lehlohonolo Lehana. South Africa’s Dr Patrice Motsepe was re-elected unopposed as CAF president for a further four years after a successful first term at the helm. Motsepe, 63, who has been Caf president since 2021, had announced his decision to stand again in October 2024. His re-election for another four-year reign was confirmed at the Caf extraordinary general assembly in Cairo on Wednesday where Fifa president Gianni Infantino was in attendance.
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Winners and Losers in South Africa’s reworked budget.

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By Andrew Benson, Gordon Bell Verified
| Fullview SA
By Gordon Bell, Bloomberg. Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana cut spending and adjusted the tax mix in a revised budget that was presented to lawmakers on Wednesday, three weeks after the nation’s coalition government rejected his initial plan. Here’s a rundown of how you may be impacted: LOSERS Consumers The National Treasury will raise value-added tax by a 0.5 percentage point on May 1 and by the same margin on April 1 next year, which would bring the rate to 16%.
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