K.Ndou Attorneys

02/04/2026

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We provide efficient filing services and court attendance, as our offices are located less than a kilometre from all these significant courts.

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21/03/2026

On this day we commemorate Human Rights Day. A day that is entrenched in Chapter 2 of the Bill of Rights of our Constitution, Act 108 of 1996. The Source of our hopes and aspirations as a nation.

Happy Human Rights Day.

K. Ndou Attorneys
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12/12/2025

24/09/2025

HERITAGE DAY:

Every year on this day and in this month, South Africans get to celebrate the diversity of culture, belief and tradition in our country.

We are proud as a firm to have in our midst staff that is able to interact with people from different walks of life in different languages. May we continue to embrace diversity.

Happy heritage day.

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K.Ndou Attorneys
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09/08/2025

Women's Day.

On this date we commemorate the bravery and resilience of the 1956 generation of women led by, amongst others: Helen Joseph, Rahima Moosa, Sophia Williams-De Bruyn and Lillian Ngoyi. These revolutionaries were in the forefront of a march to the Union Buildings-the march was against pass laws. May we continue to draw inspiration from their spirit.

The Women and Men at K Ndou Attorneys wish you a happy Women's day and Women's month in general.

Sincerely,
K.Ndou Attorneys
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16/06/2025

YOUTH DAY:
It is common cause what the 1976 youth had to courageously confront in order to ensure inclusivity and fairness.

The baton has been passed to the current crop of youth to find its mission, which has been largely identified as economic freedom. The above can only be achieved through the fostering of a meritocracy-driven labour market environment, the provision of relevant skills and opportunities for the youth to participate meaningfully in the economy of the country.

According to Stats S.A (2024 mid-year data): South Africa's youth account for 33.1% of the country's population, demonstrating their importance in shaping the nation's economic and social landscape.

We wish you a happy youth day.

Sincerely,
K. Ndou Attorneys.
076 633-6898 [email protected]
246 Paul Kruger Street, Pretoria Central.

01/05/2025

International Workers' Day.

*This concept has become synonymous with the 1st day or first Monday of the month of May in many countries around the world.

*The date was set apart by the American Federation of Labour to commemorate a general strike in the United States.

*The strike began on 1 May 1886. Workers demanded the legal establishment of the eight-hour-day, which is now the law.

*The phenomenon has now evolved as per the needs of different generations of labourers. Workers have been demanding different things; chief among those being decent living wage and working conditions.

This subject falls within the parameters of Labour and Employment Law, which is one of the fields we specialise in as a Law Firm.

Get in touch for legal advice and assistance.

Sincerely,
K Ndou Attorneys
076 633-6898
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09/04/2025

It is the birthday of Mr. K Ndou. It seems as though his birthday tends to coincide with the International Be Kind to Lawyers Day.

The concept is crystal clear. We implore our people to read up a bit on it so that they can even apply it better. Lawyers play a crucial role in our everyday life-and often at great self-sacrifice.

Happy birthday Mr. K. Ndou, we appreciate your efforts and wish you all the best in leading K. Ndou Attorneys to achieving its goals.

Sincerely,
K. Ndou Attorneys

21/03/2025

Human Rights Day:

On 21 March 1960, Apartheid police opened fire on peaceful protesters outside Sharpeville Police Station. Resulting in 69 people losing their lives and more than 180 sustaining injuries.

The present day government commemorates this event and other sacrifices of the generations of freedom fighters. This is done with emphasis placed on Chapter 2 (Bill of Rights), of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996.

The Bill of Rights is a cornerstone of democracy in South Africa. It enshrines the rights of all people in our Country and affirms the democratic values of human dignity, equality and freedom. These rights must be respected, protected, promoted and fulfilled.

Amongst this long list of rights, there are certain rights regarded as Non-Derogable. In simple English these rights cannot be suspended, limited or restricted. These are:

*Equality (Section 9);
*Human Dignity (Section 10);
*Life (Section 11);
*Freedom and Security of the person (Section 12);
*Slavery, servitude and forced labour (Section 13);
*Children (Section 28); and
*Arrested, detained & accused persons (Section 35).

As indicated there is a long list of rights contained in Chapter 2, however the above are critical in terms of the prescripts of our law, though intertwined with the rest of the others and should collectively be realised in a democratic society.

K. Ndou Attorneys
076 633-6898
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246 Paul Kruger Street, Pretoria Central, Gauteng.

27/02/2025

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27/01/2025

LABOUR & EMPLOYMENT LAW.

Part B of the Labour Relations Act, 66 of 1995 provides the Code of Good Practice, which essentially gives guidance to employers, employees, trade unions and persons handling disputes on how the legal obligations under the Act apply with respect to different issues, e.g dismissals, Picketing, handling of sexual harassment cases and determining the question of 'who is an employee?'

The Code recommends practices that must be followed in the above instances, however it does not substitute Court decisions and therefore serve as a guideline on interpretation of the law and what may be acceptable practice in the working environment.

For all your Labour related matters, book your consultation with us for advice and representation.

Sincerely,
K. Ndou Attorneys
076 633-6898
[email protected]