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2 Million vehicles fitted with DataDot

19 March 2014 | Motor

DataDot Technology will reach a milestone of ‘2 Million vehicles protected’ in South Africa during March. The road to this achievement started in 2001; when DataDot started its operation at their headquarters in George, Western Cape. It was slow and steady from this point and the first real indication that DataDot would be a technology that would be used successfully in South Africa came during 2003; when Avis took up the product for their fleet of vehicles realising a drop in theft and increase in recovery of over 50% in both cases.

Cheaper Insurance Can Cost SMMEs Dearly – make smart decisions to avoid the pitfalls

18 March 2014 | General

The combination of a falling Rand, tight budgets and diminishing profit margins, has seen a rise in cost cutting in businesses. Insurance is one area that businesses put under the microscope when the pressure is on – but uninformed cost cutting can have disastrous consequences.

RAF on the road blitz pays over 160 million to crash victims

17 March 2014 | Motor

Batho Pele (“People First”) was taken to an all-time high yesterday when the Road Accident Fund (RAF) made its services accessible to thousands of claimants in four different provinces.

The Complexities of insuring collectables

17 March 2014 | General

A portrait of our former president and global icon, Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, by acclaimed British painter Richard Stone sold at a recent auction in Cape Town for a staggering R1 million – the highest price paid for a Mandela portrait. This and many other Mandela memorabilia, which have been sold at recent auctions for record breaking prices, highlights the importance of ensuring that sufficient cover is in place for any new valuable items that have been added to personal collections.

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