IOL - November 2021 Heart disease is one of the leading causes of death in our country. According to the Heart and Stroke Foundation, 225 South Africans are killed by heart diseases every day, and 10 people suffer
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IOL – 19th October 2021 There is a lot of awareness around breast cancer in women – and rightly so, as it is one of the top female cancers in South Africa and carries a lifetime risk
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Moneymarketing – 2nd September 2021 Childhood illnesses are part and parcel of parenting, from colds and other viruses to ear infections and respiratory diseases like croup. For the most part, these illnesses are mild, and while they may
Engineering News, 10th August 2021 Obesity is a global public health challenge, and a significant issue in South Africa. Half of all South Africans are considered to be either overweight or obese, and this leads to an increased risk of
MoneyMarketing – 13th July 2021 We all know that Covid caused acceleration in digital transformation across all industries, and the short-term insurance sector is no different. The need to immediately limit personal contact turned the entire industry on
Independent on-line – 17th June 2021 Many people are struggling with reduced income as a result of the pandemic, and when budgets are tight, it is easy to think that things like insurance are not a necessity. Furthermore,
01 June 2021 FA News Gap Cover is a short-term insurance product tailored to extend the benefits of medical aid, by covering shortfalls on hospital and doctors’ bills, as well as sub-limits and co-payments imposed by medical
FA News – 4th May 2021 December saw an easing of Covid-19 lockdown restrictions as the holidays approached, and the result was a massive second wave of infections that eclipsed the first. Now, as we head into yet
