Unauthorised debit orders, “concealed” contract terms, undisclosed essential information, misrepresentation of facts, flagrant lies among others, are common deception afflicting consumers and businesses alike. At the heart of the deception is the willingness to want to gain inequitably.

Just as lying in one’s curriculum vitae is a crime with a possible charge of fraud, perhaps it’s time examples are made of some common dishonest dealings not considered a crime, so as to put an end to this malaise. By Nimroth Gwetsa, 30 September 2019. Continue reading →