Expropriation without compensation under fire, and big changes for speeding fines in South Africa

Expropriation without compensation under siege in South Africa: A legal challenge to the Expropriation Act is heading to the Western Cape High Court in Cape Town next week, covering several issues. [DailyInvestor]

Big changes for speeding fines in South Africa: The Road Traffic Infringement Agency has detailed how traffic fines will be delivered under the new AARTO Act. [TopAuto]

South Africa’s capital city loses R155 million: The Tshwane Metro’s failure to complete basic processes on time has resulted in the National Treasury reclaiming R155.4 million in development funds. [Newsday]

What makes your home a target for criminals in South Africa: Homeowners are being warned that there are some aspects of a home that make it an attractive target for opportunistic criminals. [BusinessTech]

Fines between R6,000 and R30,000 looming for people with unregistered solar panels: Eskom is expected to start a compliance crackdown in two months, at the end of the grace period for registering rooftop solar panels. [MyBroadband
 
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