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In the face of fees must fall protect - Who covers the costs when the protestors fall?

02 November 2015 | General

Any young student in his right mind would agree that deciphering Heisenberg's uncertainty principle on a sunny afternoon just doesn’t make sense. Quantum mechanics is challenging at the best of times, but on sunny afternoons it’s worse. Sunny afternoons ought never to be spent in the gloomy confines of a library or study. They ought to be spent outside where the bees are buzzing and the birds are singing. On some recent sunny afternoons the birds were not only singing, they were also dancing; like bees dancing to communicate with the hive, so too, these birds were dancing to communicate with the collective.

Autonomous cars raise questions about liability of manufacturers

02 November 2015 | General

Volvo’s recent show of confidence in its technology with its announcement that the company will accept all liability for accidents caused by its autonomous cars (also known as driverless or self-driving cars) points to a possible paradigm shift in the way motor insurance will work in South Africa in the future.

Addressing the SA automotive parts challenge through a streamlined supply chain

28 October 2015 | Motor

Despite the competitiveness of the South African automotive industry, questions around the affordability and availability of spare parts and maintaining the sustainability of the sector remain. Adam Orlin, CEO of Blue Strata Trading a premium import and working capital specialist, investigates.

A tough decision ahead - Your votes count

28 October 2015 | The Insurance Apprentice

In search of the final eight apprentices who will grace the industry with their presence early next year, The Insurance Apprentice 2016 elimination round got underway on 22 October at Innovation House.

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If you had to choose one approach to protect your hard-earned investment cash from today’s market madness, which would it be?

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