African Law & BusinessNatasha Doris · 26 June 2026 at 13:52Read the full story on African Law & BusinessThe new entity has launched to service the growing demand for complex legal services as the Ethiopian economy takes strides to draw international business.
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The CitizenThe remuneration report stated that, for the financial year 2026, employees received a 4.5% increase.
The CitizenThe decreases could be due to companies retrenching and shutting down.
The CitizenExpected to create around 11 000 jobs by 2030 and generate more than R8bn in economic value for local communities.
The CitizenSalaries range from R4 000 to R24 000 per month depending on several factors.
The Citizen'The parties have chosen to instead work together to keep Tongaat Hulett operating and to protect the value it holds for its employees.'
African Law & BusinessA recent ruling has held the African island nation’s highest court has jurisdiction to hear an employment case, a type of dispute reserved by statute for a specialised lower court to handle.