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Understanding deposit premiums and declarations

13th August 2025

By: Kobus van Niekerk Most short-term insurance policies are annual policies with a predetermined premium, which can be paid monthly. Historically, many Financial Service Providers (FSPs) have... 


Insurance – ‘first aid’ to the economy

1st July 2025

By: Kobus van Niekerk Pillars of insurance 


Let’s take the ‘ge-volt’ out of power surges – part two

3rd June 2025

By: Kenneth Lourens (Consort) Insurance considerations and risk mitigation of power surges 


Taking the ‘ge-volt’ out of power surges – part one

7th May 2025

By: Kenneth Lourens Understanding Power Surges 


Lithium-ion Batteries: Power, Convenience, and Risk

1st April 2025

By: Alexandra Mattisson Reliance on backup power systems and electric vehicles (EVs) in South Africa has surged due to persistent load-shedding, frequent power outages, and rising fuel prices.... 


Weathering the Storms of Climate Change

4th March 2025

By: George Jennings In our February article, we touched on changing weather conditions. This topic is not exclusive to South Africa but is at the forefront of the global arena. Climatic conditions... 


2025 – Tailwinds and Headwinds

5th February 2025

By: George Jennings When flying an airplane, the pilot has no control over the tailwinds and the headwinds. The pilot’s control is to steer the aircraft safely through the prevailing conditions.... 


What Drive the System?

10th January 2025

By: Kobus van Niekerk Insurance, a legal contract, has been advertised as a commodity lately, like the utensils we use in the kitchen. Even the conclusion period of an important contract is... 


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Procurement proficiency and project execution key to reigniting construction

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The continued progress of structural reforms in South Africa – including at State-owned enterprises (SOEs) such as Transnet – is contributing to improved investor sentiment and growth in the... 


Malatsi stresses need for reliable, affordable connectivity to drive economic growth

Updated 4 hours ago

“Reliable and affordable connectivity is a basic requirement for full economic participation,” said Communications and Digital Technologies Minister Solly Malatsi on August 28. “Connectivity is not... 


Ford SA to slash jobs; Solidarity fears auto sector will see more cuts

28th August 2025

The Ford Motor Company of Southern Africa (FMCSA) has announced that it will cut jobs at its Struandale Engine Plant, in Gqeberha, and at its Silverton Assembly Plant in Pretoria. The local arm of... 


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