Advocates For Transformation (AFT), a lobby group championing the interests of previously marginalised advocates, has re-ignited a 10-year old battle to take down the disliked 97-day payment rule, which is only in force at the Johannesburg Bar.
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Transnet’s push to cut out middlemen has set off a high-stakes battle, led by some of the country’s most experienced reformers.
State-owned transport and logistics company Transnet and Durban-based construction firm Channel are set for a legal showdown tomorrow at the Johannesburg High Court over a lucrative shipping container crane tender.
South African Breweries (SAB), the local subsidiary of global brewing giant AB-InBev, is preparing to retrench 233 employees from its logistics division as part of an operational restructure aimed at reducing duplication across its national depot network.
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