Paralegal profession Archives

Random

Paralegal profession

Paralegal Studies and Newsletter

28th December 2015

Paralegal profession

Review after the first national conference on the promotion of paralegals in South Africa

Paralegal profession

Paralegals Worry: Will We Lose Our Jobs to Artificial Intelligence?

Daily Maverick News

DA CONGRESS 2026: Can the DA transform fear into hope before 2029 elections? 12th April 2026
Fear of crime and corruption has emerged, along with unemployment, water provision and local government infrastructure failure, as the biggest factors in turning South Africans off politics and politicians.
PLATFORM FOR ACCOUNTABILITY: Majodina's ultimatum to municipalities – deliver, or we will intervene 12th April 2026
Minister of Water and Sanitation Pemmy Majodina says the time for talk is over, vowing that municipalities that fail to properly manage water and sanitation will bear the consequences.
RUGBY: URC focus shifts to Lions and Sharks, SA’s perennial underachievers 12th April 2026
After four underwhelming seasons in Europe, these two teams must fight for respect in the final phase of the United Rugby Championship.
DEEPENING CRISIS: FoodForward SA calls for decisive action to address sharp rise in food insecurity 12th April 2026
The nonprofit FoodForward SA has red-flagged the sharp rise in nutrition insecurity in South African households over the past five years, driven by rising living costs, food prices and unemployment. Despite this, it notes that about 10 million tonnes of food is still lost or wasted across the food system.
GROWTH NARRATIVE OP-ED: SA’s economy — are we turning the corner, or entering a cul-de-sac? 12th April 2026
Claims that South Africa’s economy is ‘turning the corner’ rest on modest growth gains, improved fiscal metrics, and targeted reforms, but these indicators mask deeper structural weaknesses. Without a decisive shift toward higher, investment-led and employment-intensive growth, the current trajectory risks entrenching stagnation, particularly as global economic shocks intensify.
THE INTERVIEW : Ashor Sarupen, DA’s new No 2 won’t leave the Treasury 12th April 2026
Ashor Sarupen plans to stay on as deputy finance minister, underscoring the party’s shift from opposition to governing. He unpacks the party’s ambitions.
SA’s farm machinery slowdown masks a more resilient agricultural picture 12th April 2026
The war in the Middle East and concerns about fuel prices have, to an extent, negatively affected the sector, but it’s not all bad news for South African agricultural production
PIE IN THE SKY: Lamola's exit exposes SAA's shaky foundations and questionable profits 12th April 2026
There seemed to be no surprise that SAA group chief Prof John Lamola had resigned, but the timing — a Friday — was telling. The national carrier needs serious help.

Paralegal profession

Paralegal Studies and Newsletter

Review after the first national conference on the promotion of paralegals in South Africa

Paralegals Worry: Will We Lose Our Jobs to Artificial Intelligence?

EDITOR PICKS

Transforming Access to Justice

Cybercrime: Law firms under threat

Some Challenges Facing the South African Legal Fraternity

POPULAR POSTS

Shortcut key of the week (8) – quick Afrikaans characters

Acer recalls Aspire notebooks as casings melt

Latest Deeds Office News & Notices

POPULAR CATEGORY