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Kidnapping for ransom and extortion on the rise

17 July 2023

Kidnapping for ransom and extortion is on the rise in South Africa with a new trend emerging, revealing that organised kidnapping syndicates are increasingly targeting mid to lower-income individuals, expanding their focus beyond high-profile or c-suite executives.

Young entrepreneurs: how to secure the future of your small business

17 July 2023

Starting a business as a young entrepreneur has several key advantages. Entering the market as a young businessperson can provide more time to learn from experience, leverage your skills as a digital native and be more flexible in terms of managing your time and personal responsibilities.

Dodgy solar power system installers could cost you - insurance and your solar power system

15 July 2023

What you need to know about insuring your solar power system

We’re in this together: Insurance advice for the at-home effects of stage 6 loadshedding

15 July 2023

When the first bout of loadshedding began in 2007, no one could have imagined that the mounting pressure on the national grid would become a full-blown energy crisis. Today, loadshedding is a South African reality that experts predict will persist into the near future. For local homeowners, this presents several unique, power-related challenges which have implications for various types of insurance cover.

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