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ituated very conveniently perks of free Wi-Fi and a cosy
in the heart of Hillcrest, atmosphere as well as the value
SCafé Brevé is a simplistic for money bottomless coffee.
modern coffee shop catering
to people from all walks of life. They have a daily lunch special
Their relaxed and casual vibe from Monday to Friday which
makes anyone feel right at home consists of delightful hearty
and the small thoughtful niceties fair with generous portions at
like the assortment of newspapers an affordable price of R45. They
and blankets for the cold Hillcrest also offer a take away menu
mornings only makes one feel option that will include things
more welcome and comfortable. like paninis, toasted sandwiches,
wraps and salads etc and a
Café owners Melissa Cordier delivery service to those working
and Genevieve Liebenberg took in the Hillcrest area. On Sundays
over the coffee shop in Richden’s they provide a roast special
Centre on the 1st of May this with meat, veg and pudding for
year. Their aim is for the venue only R65 which has proved very
to be a place that won’t ‘break the popular.
bank’ but where you can get great
quality hearty homecooked fair With the need for home cooked
and feel at home. food deliveries increasing, they
have decided to offer ‘take away’
Their breakfast menu is home cooked meals for busy folks
wonderfully diverse with 12 who sometimes don’t have time to
options to choose from and the cook a proper home cooked meal
most popular being the Grab & and don’t want the usual take
Go which includes eggs, bacon, away options available.
toast and an Americano coffee for
only R35. Their speciality coffee is Café Brevé is open from
100% Arabica Gold with each cup Monday to Sunday. Monday to
being freshly ground and they Friday 7am – 5pm, Saturdays 7am
are now offering a Blacksmith – 3.30pm and Sundays 7.30am to
blend from House of Coffees 2.30pm. n
‘bottomless’ coffee for just R25
for all those folks who need more Address: Shop 13 B & C. Richden’s Centre,
than one cup to satisfy the coffee Hillcrest.
craving. They encourage business Tel: 031-765 4028
Take Away Whatsapp: 072 432 8827
people to come in and enjoy the www.facebook.com/CafeBreve

LATEST DATA BREACH SHINES SPOTLIGHT ON PROTECTION OF

PERSONAL INFORMATION

he recent cyber-attack losses have been encountered by safeguarding trans-border flow book, A Commentary on says co-author Ahmore-Burger
and holding hostage of a any of its policy holders, it cannot of information. Entities will need the Protection of Personal Smidt. “Companies that offer
TSouth African insurance currently confirm the volume of to appoint an Information Officer Information Act, examines goods or services to people in
provider’s IT infrastructure data and number of individuals and gain an understanding of the the eight conditions of lawful the European Union (EU), or
has drawn attention to the dire that have been affected by this duties of the responsible party processing, the difference monitor the behavior of people in
need for effective protection data breach. and the rights of the data subject, between personal and special the EU, will have to comply with
of consumer data. While the Any organisation that handles including how to be prepared and personal information and the the GDPR.”
company asserts that no financial manage a data breach. exemptions, exceptions and
consumer information will be POPI will bring South Africa
significantly impacted by the The Information Regulator has exclusions as set out in the Act. in line with international data
introduction of data protection been established and the draft The authors set out the powers protection standards. It is widely
legislation. The Protection of regulations for POPIA published. of the Information Regulator and accepted that the European Union
Personal Information Act (POPI), Following the implementation possible fines, compensation and has been at the forefront of the
which is expected to come into of the Act, a grace period allows damages and cover the impact development of the framework
effect in 2018, prescribes how companies the necessary time of the POPI Act on several for the protection of personal
personal information may be to ensure that their systems important issues including information. It is for this reason
stored, transferred and destroyed. are compliant and meet the employment law; non-automated that the authors of A Commentary
requirements. and automated decision-making; on the Protection of Personal
“All public and private entities
will be required to comply with “It is important that companies outsourcing of processing; Information Act have relied
marketing and direct marketing;
extensively on the General Data
the legal obligations under do not wait until the grace period credit reporting and the Internet. Protection Regulation (GDPR) to
POPIA,” says Billy Last, CEO is over to make the necessary provide guidance on how POPI is
of LexisNexis South Africa. changes – in fact they should “This is the first South African likely to be implemented.
“Non-compliance will result start now even before the Act is publication that covers the
in severe penalties, fines and promulgated,” says Last. “The requirements for compliance A Commentary on the
imprisonment in addition to Act will also oblige companies to to the General Data Protection Protection of Personal
reputational damage.” report data breaches and detail Regulation (GDPR) which came Information Act retails for
their strategy for rectifying into force on 25 May 2018,
Companies need to prioritise the R500.00 excluding VAT and
enhancement of data security, the same.” linking the POPI Act to these delivery and is available from the
compliance obligations and has
updating of vendor contracts and Last said the newly released LexisNexis online store at
Billy Last application to SA companies,” https://store.lexisnexis.co.za n

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