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The recent amendments to the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 (CPA) Regulations introduce a formal compliance framework for direct marketing in South Africa, having taken effect from the 15th of April 2026. For property practitioners who rely on co…

It is a scenario that many employers have encountered and which often causes unnecessary concern. An employee becomes unhappy in the workplace and proceeds to resign and shortly thereafter, the employer receives a referral for constructive dismissal …

By Waldo Marcus, Director at TPN Credit Bureau Property investors will be required to shift their focus to existing, adaptable assets and manage tenant risk to secure the value of their property portfolios in the year ahead. Both the residential and …

Selling your home is a big step – financially, legally, and often emotionally. Whether it’s your first time or your fifth, the key to a smooth sale is preparation. Before you list your property, make sure you’ve covered these five essential…

Don’t let your secrets slip out the door! Even if an ex-employee has not signed a restraint of trade agreement, an employer can theoretically prevent an ex-employee from making unlawful use of his or her knowledge of the employer’s confidential i…

The City of Cape Town has introduced a new city-wide cleaning fee, which applies to specific neighbourhoods and aims to maintain the cleanliness of public spaces by addressing litter on public property. This charge is not linked to municipal services…

The property industry in South Africa is a cornerstone of economic growth, providing countless individuals and businesses with opportunities to invest and thrive. However, property practitioners – whether representing large agencies or operating as…

Managing tuition-related debts and preventing defaults often require balancing a combination of proactive communication and effective financial planning. TPN Credit Bureau would advise the following for schools and parents: Recommendations for school…