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Know your rights: Key findings from the NFO on credit providers

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By Zelda Venter Verified
| Independent Online Verified
Some credit companies prioritise profit over fairness, warns the NFO. Image: Supplied. Credit companies often gamble with consumers’ livelihoods, extending agreements or enforcing measures without proper authority. Profit-driven practices often override fairness and legality. This is according to the National Financial Ombud Scheme SA (NFO), which reported that 62% of complaints lodged against credit companies with the NFO have been upheld in favour of consumers.
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Understanding drone laws: Expert warns of misuse implications

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By Zelda Venter Verified
| Independent Online Verified
A legal expert warns that the misuse of drones can result in criminal prosecution, coupled with heavy penalties. Image: Supplied Police warnings ahead of this year’s Comrades Marathon, along with increasing neighbourhood incidents, are revealing widespread breaches of aviation and privacy law.
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Court denies advocate's re-admission over RAF overcharging scandal

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By Zelda Venter Verified
| Cape Times South Africa Verified
The Pretoria High Court refused an application by an axed advocate, who had overcharged the Road Accident Fund by several millions, to be re-admitted to the legal profession. Image: File Mistakes made 14 years ago are still haunting a now former advocate, who was one of several members of the legal fraternity disciplined for misconduct by overcharging the Road Accident Fund (RAF) by millions.
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