A fitting tribute to the potential of tourism in Africa, WTM Africa 2018 has closed its doors to its most successful exhibition to date, with attendees from all over the world, with a 6% increase in pre-scheduled appointments on last year, and a marked growth in exhibitors on previous years.
Read full Article here: http://hermanusonline.mobi/wtm-africa-2018-celebrates-a-phenomenal-three-days
Hermanus is a seaside town southeast of Cape Town, in South Africa’s Western Cape Province. It's known as a whale-watching destination. Beaches include VoĆ«lklip Beach and the broad Grotto Beach, overlooking Walker Bay. The Old Harbour Museum is a site encompassing the old harbour, a fishermen’s village and the Whale House Museum. The latter has informative displays and a suspended skeleton of a whale.
Wednesday, 25 April 2018
Tuesday, 3 April 2018
Visit Hermanus and Stay in the Luxurious On Whale Rock Holiday Apartment
On Whale Rock, a Luxurious Holiday Apartment in Hermanus
Looking for a tranquil, safe and secure environment to base yourself while you enjoy the beauty and adventure of Hermanus?
On Whales Rock, is nestled on the cliffs of Walker Bay, offers exactly that!
This beachfront, gated community with manicured gardens, saltwater swimming pool braai/barbeque area, squash courts laundry and spectacular sea views will leave you in no doubt that you have made the perfect holiday choice.
Click here for the web page and book now http://www.onwhalerock.co.za/
Ideal for 2-4 people
2 Bedrooms
Double bedded & twin bedded room.
A flat-screen TV,
DSTV
WiFi Available - Unlimited
Bathroom with shower.
Bed linen & towels provided
Kitchen equipped.
Washing machine.
Dishwasher
More info here
Looking for a tranquil, safe and secure environment to base yourself while you enjoy the beauty and adventure of Hermanus?
On Whales Rock, is nestled on the cliffs of Walker Bay, offers exactly that!
This beachfront, gated community with manicured gardens, saltwater swimming pool braai/barbeque area, squash courts laundry and spectacular sea views will leave you in no doubt that you have made the perfect holiday choice.
Click here for the web page and book now http://www.onwhalerock.co.za/
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This Holiday Self catering Apartment has 2 bedrooms
Facilities
In the ApartmentIdeal for 2-4 people
2 Bedrooms
Double bedded & twin bedded room.
A flat-screen TV,
DSTV
WiFi Available - Unlimited
Bathroom with shower.
Bed linen & towels provided
Kitchen equipped.
Washing machine.
Dishwasher
More info here
Tuesday, 13 March 2018
“Expropriation without compensation.”
One of the hottest political topics during this last 2 weeks has been the debate on “Expropriation without compensation.”
What is Expropriation? Part 1
The definition of the verb “expropriate” is usually couched as follows: “To take possession of (property), especially for public use, thus divesting the title of the private owner eg the government expropriated the owners land for a road, electricity pylons or for a public recreational area. In plain words, it means “to take something from one person’s possession for another one’s use and benefit.”
Read more - here
Expropriation without compensation. Part 2
Section 25 subsection 4 reads:
“For the purposes of this subsection:-
(a) The public interest includes the nation’s commitment to land reform and to reforms to bring about equitable access to all South Africa’s natural resources; and
(b) Property is not limited to land.”
This subsection clearly refers to the need for land reform and also the need for equity and fairness so as to allow all South African’s access to land, our natural resources and other property over and above land.
Read more - here
What is Expropriation? Part 1
The definition of the verb “expropriate” is usually couched as follows: “To take possession of (property), especially for public use, thus divesting the title of the private owner eg the government expropriated the owners land for a road, electricity pylons or for a public recreational area. In plain words, it means “to take something from one person’s possession for another one’s use and benefit.”
Read more - here
Expropriation without compensation. Part 2
Section 25 subsection 4 reads:
“For the purposes of this subsection:-
(a) The public interest includes the nation’s commitment to land reform and to reforms to bring about equitable access to all South Africa’s natural resources; and
(b) Property is not limited to land.”
This subsection clearly refers to the need for land reform and also the need for equity and fairness so as to allow all South African’s access to land, our natural resources and other property over and above land.
Read more - here
Thursday, 8 March 2018
Read our latest Online Legal Advice Blogs - South Africa Law
The consumer has a legal right to safe, good quality goods
“Why is it that we now have legal recourse if we buy a motor vehicle which is defective or which was previously involved in an accident and this fact was not disclosed to us at the time that we bought the vehicle?”
Read More: http://bit.ly/2FxEWxP
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What is Intellectual Property?
Can someone use your ideas and posts on social media platforms without your consent?
Read more here - http://bit.ly/2FmmIjm
Tuesday, 6 March 2018
What do we know about Africa Elephants?
Here is 6 Elephant facts
The elephant is the largest land mammal on our planet – but it might not be with us for much longer! Numbers have declined for a number of reasons, not least hunting but the biggest threat they face right now is through human population growth that encroaches their grazing land. They literally have nowhere left to go.
Read more
http://satourismonline.com/an-elephant-calf-will-only-learn-how-to-use-its-trunk-properly-at-about-six-months-of-age-and-6-more-elephant-facts
The elephant is the largest land mammal on our planet – but it might not be with us for much longer! Numbers have declined for a number of reasons, not least hunting but the biggest threat they face right now is through human population growth that encroaches their grazing land. They literally have nowhere left to go.
Read more
http://satourismonline.com/an-elephant-calf-will-only-learn-how-to-use-its-trunk-properly-at-about-six-months-of-age-and-6-more-elephant-facts
Tuesday, 6 February 2018
I want to buy a house, but beware of the pitfalls! - A Case Study
The ownership of our own home is a dream which all of us have; but not all of us will realise; and when the opportunity to own your own home knocks; do your homework! Get advice and in that way you will not make any mistakes.
#Agreement #legaladvice #propertylaw
A recent unreported case of Hlabane and Another versus Sebotsa and Others is a lesson to be learned.
http://legaladviceoffice.co.za/196-i-want-to-buy-a-house-but-beware-of-the-pitfalls-a-case-study
#Agreement #legaladvice #propertylaw
A recent unreported case of Hlabane and Another versus Sebotsa and Others is a lesson to be learned.
http://legaladviceoffice.co.za/196-i-want-to-buy-a-house-but-beware-of-the-pitfalls-a-case-study
Wednesday, 17 January 2018
Legal Advice - How do I cancel a sale agreement?
- What grounds do I need to cancel a sale?
- What process must I follow?
We get enquiries on a regular basis from people who after they have bought an item are unhappy with the purchase.
In these circumstances one has to distinguish between “buyer’s remorse” and a valid legal ground to cancel a sale.
If there is nothing wrong with the item; you cannot cancel the sale.
If there is something wrong with the item; you may well be able to cancel the sale.
There are two ways to do this.
The first basis for cancellation could be in terms of the provisions of the Consumer Protection Act No 68 of 2008 (CPA).
Click here for the Legal Advice Office Website
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