Short-term Insurance Policyholder Rights and Protection Rules . These are set of rules that are designed to ensure that policyholder’s or potential policyholder’s interests are protected when transacting with the short-term insurance products. The rules detail how insurance company should treat policyholders, product design and rights that policyholders have when purchasing and after the sale of a short-term insurance product.

In the last week we reported on a book that was written by former human resource manager at the Kruger National Park which detailed allegations of wrongdoing and abuse. The book titled, Untold Stories about the Dark Side of the Kruger National Park, was authored by former Kruger National Park human resources senior manager Risenga Matelakengisa and tells of startling accounts of racism and torture allegations that were recently made by black field rangers and, last year, prompted SA National Parks (SANParks) management to hire Advocate Boyce Mkhize from Analytical Forensic Investigation Services to investigate. We have since spoken to the author of the book Mr Risenga Matelakengisa and gotten a reaction from Mr Ike Phaahla of SANParks. However during one of our interviews the journalist who wrote the story in a weekend newspaper was accused of having an agenda against the Kruger National Park

We look at the issue of legal liability and we ask the question in the first part of the conversation, who should be held liable for inciting workers or political party members to damage property during a protest, this as the country witnessed protests against Clicks that sometimes turned violent.

A former human resource manager at the Kruger National Park wrote a book about alleged shenanigan that took place at the Kruger National Park. The book titled, Untold Stories about the Dark Side of the Kruger National Park, is a 178-page book authored by former Kruger National Park human resources senior manager Risenga Matelakengisa that tells of startling accounts of racism and torture allegations that were recently made by black field rangers and, last year, prompted SA National Parks (SANParks) management to hire Advocate Boyce Mkhize from Analytical Forensic Investigation Services to investigate.

As many South Africans have been working from home and not going to school over the last three to five months, they're set to be in for a shock when their electricity bill arrives or when they purchase prepaid electricity. Eskom direct customers have been paying 8.76% more for their electricity since 1 April 2020, while municipal customers have been paying an additional 6.9% since 1 July 2020. Bulk electricity prices are also set to increase by around 15% next year after a court victory for Eskom in its battle with National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa).We engage the Polokwane executive mayor who will be taking us through on what this means for Polokwane residents.

Ebenezer Dam Declining – water restrictions and water rationing to be implemented. Water supply to Polokwane is received from five sources with the main sources being Olifantspoort, Ebenezer Dam, Dap Naude Dam and Seshego Dam. The other two are boreholes systems. These sources provide a combined 50.6ML per day to the city,urban and rural areas. Reduced operations at the Ebenezer Plant, Low rainfall over a period is now threatening freshwater supply from the Ebenezer Dam as it is now running below 13% of its full capacity. The average daily water supply from this scheme has reduced from 36 Ml/d to 20Ml per day. This has resulted in the water supply shortfall increasing from 30 Ml/day to 47 Ml/d.