I've read the judgement, and apart from the racial and BEE bollocks (which I tried to ignore), I am happy.
If I were to have a thousand rand for every time that my boss or some senior person lied to me during my career, then I'd probably be a millionaire by now. I fought the battles that I could, and sucked up most of the balance. I (like most of us) know what it feels like to have hopes and dreams based on a senior's silver tongue, just to be shattered when delivery time comes. The promises and lies are laid on fast and thick, but never materialise. There is a plus side though: personally it has shaped me and I guess that it has also kept me humble. I have also learnt, at a young age, the value of discernment and fortitude.
It is seldom that that the underdog gets justice, so I really happy that these two prïx were sanctioned. It is clear that both Lamberti and Janse van Rensburg lacked basic social skills, and that they acted irresponsibly, something which, at their level, is completely unforgivable. I also get the distinct impression that AMH, and by implication, the Imperial group, is a rather toxic place to work. Corporates should hire leaders who demonstrate fairness, who have ethics, who are visionaries and are unashamed to show their morality, people who command respect because of their demonstrated behaviour, who know the value of taming the tongue. Not trash like Lamberti and Janse van Rensburg. I am heartened that Lamberti was instructed to pay 30% of her claim as well as her costs, but quite disturbed that Janse van Rensburg got off scott free (apart from reputational damage due to bad press). I hope that he learns his lesson though.
What Andile Chowan pulled off took a lot of courage. Good luck to her, and I hope that it does not go to her head.