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Many wealthy South Africans are reducing their reliance on the national grid by either in part or fully converting their households to solar energy.
Climate change is real – and it’s not only driving a massive uptick in the number of weather-related disasters in South Africa in recent years, but it’s going to change the way insurers help society to manage risks better in the future.
With heavy rains and floods having hit large parts of the country, KZN officially declared as a disaster area and more rain forecast in the coming days, Auto & General Insurance is urging South Africans to take the necessary precautions to ensure that they, their loved ones and their possessions are safe.
The proliferation of fake South African art is becoming a major concern in both the local and international arenas, driven in large part by the rising demand for (and value of) local art, as well as a historically underregulated and vulnerable South African art market.
The strongest deterrent against FSP compliance missteps is or should be: