Following on from my first post about the Consumer Protection Act, here are a couple more bite-sized chunks about the new legislation to help you get to grips with how it will affect your life and help you to realise your rights as a South African...
Topics: consumers, contracts, Don't complain, DontComplainCampaign, legislation

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Ed’s note: This post is a guest post from Rich Laburn who has worked extensively in the South African bush and currently at Londolozi Private Game Reserve. This is the first of four posts that Rich will be writing. There is nothing quite like South.
Topics: Africa, bush, Culture, game, leopard, londolozi, SA, SA Rocks, wildlife

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Last night I was fortunate enough to be involved in an extremely interesting debate involving the owner of the zasucks blog (I’m still not going to link to that racist blog as I don’t want to promote it on this platform). Blogs like zasucks...
Topics: 702, Albert Oosthuizen, Bert Oosthuizen, racism, Web, zasucks

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Huh? Encourage complaints? Why would I do that? Well, forward-thinking companies encourage their customers to complain, and the sooner the better. If you think this sounds counter-intuitive, read on:Things do go wrong from time to time. The good news is..
Topics: complaints, Don't complain, SA Rocks

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Family members of mine do some of the most awe-inspiring and respectable work that I know of in South Africa. A quick note about Footprints:P.L.A.Y. (Participating in the Lives of Africa’s Youth)In 2005, the Zafiropoulos family made the decision to...
Topics: barnyard, Event, footprints

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