
Hollard has donated R1 200 000 to the Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA) and the Prostate Cancer Foundation, with every rand raised by the purple speedo-clad heroes.
The insurance industry is entering a period of rapid transformation as rising risks, technological disruption and changing customer expectations redefine how insurers operate.

Mining rehabilitation is often discussed as a technical exercise carried out at the end of the mining lifecycle. But in practice, the biggest reason rehabilitation fails has far less to do with engineering than with timing. The real risk is premature or sudden mine closure.

FAnews spoke to Andrew Coutts, CEO of Hollard Insure, about how the industry is evolving, what it takes to lead in such a volatile environment, and his vision for the future of the sector.
Abraham Lekgari has been driving trucks since 2003. For more than 20 years, he’s made safety his priority, building a disciplined career that is respected in the industry.
At 44, Nonkoliso Jineneka is the only female truck driver in the Grainfoods Distributors fleet – and one of the company’s most respected.

Hollard, South Africa’s largest privately owned insurance group and iTOO Special Risks, its preferred underwriter of speciality products continue their drive to be the insurance partners of choice for the green transition following the launch of Tokio Marine GX (TMGX).

The goal of Prostate Cancer Awareness Month is to break down stigma, provide clear facts and empower men at every stage, whether they're at risk or already on a cancer journey.

After nearly two decades in commercial transport insurance, I’ve seen technologies come and go. Few have had the drastic impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) camera technology.