[TOP STORY] Increasing demand for kidnap and ransom insurance in SA

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‘The real goal of this insurance policy is really to ensure the safe release of the victim and importantly deal with any collateral damage to the family, to the businesses that may be involved,’ says Richard Hood, CEO of Olea Africa.

1 Nov 9AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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