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Rising truck hijacking statistics remain a major concern

04 July 2016

Truck hijackings remain a great cause of concern for the transport industry. Criminals have become so sophisticated that they are using signal jammers, diversion tactics, infiltration teams and even planted employees to reach the truck’s assets. They have also become more professional in terms of the tactics they employ to commit the crime.

Insuring a home move

04 July 2016

The state of South Africa’s economy and high unemployment are stumbling blocks for young adults keen to spread their wings and move into their own places.

Business insurance tips for small companies

29 June 2016

Although silly mistakes may be made on a daily basis in most organisations, businesses can still face huge financial losses should small errors or accidents occur. This is especially true for small businesses where the defence costs and liability pay-outs from a seemingly small mistake or accident can cripple a business.

Solar panels – On or off the grid cover for farmers

28 June 2016

Farmers taking a beating from the African sun can now find some relief when it comes to insurance cover for solar panels installed on their properties. To assist farmers wanting to pursue and secure independent power sourcing options, leading insurer Santam, now offers extended cover for solar panel installations under their general agriculture policy. Solar panels can be installed to generate power for farm equipment or machinery such as windmills and water pumps. They can also be an additional source of power for the main farm buildings for instance for heat generation. Whatever their use, solar panels are expensive and are susceptible to theft and weather damage and should be insured accordingly.

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Do you think short-term insurance broking will survive the AI plus humanoid robotics age?

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Human first always Not a chance Possibly maybe Yes, but reimagined

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