
Dead on arrival: Court strikes claim issued after borrower’s death
The High Court strikes FirstRand’s repossession action after finding the defendant died months before summons was issued.

The High Court strikes FirstRand’s repossession action after finding the defendant died months before summons was issued.

After two decades of entertaining Moonstone readers with his wit and storytelling, Paul Kruger has released a collection of humorous and heartfelt tales.

Non-life insurers may repudiate claims for alleged misrepresentation or regulatory breaches only when they can produce clear, consistent, and reliable evidence.

Parliament’s announcement that SCOPA will seek the Speaker’s approval to lay criminal charges against former Collins Letsoalo leaves South Africans waiting to see what will happen next.

A2X says it will pay the fine, adding the vast majority of the affected companies have elected to retain their secondary listings.

Discovery Insure warns that inactive or faulty tracking devices may leave motorists without hijacking or theft protection.

The FSCA has uploaded recordings of its five-part webinar series aimed at helping CASPs meet their FICA obligations.

Research across five countries finds consumers prefer banks over crypto platforms, citing security, regulation, and protection from scams.

Updated ethical guidelines give South Africans clearer control over end-of-life choices and tighten safeguards around the use of AI in healthcare.

Deputy DG Christopher Axelson tells Parliament Treasury will prioritise improved revenue collection and closing loopholes rather than further rate increases.

The regulators will issue a discussion paper to clarify governance, disclosure, and consumer-protection expectations.

Prospective students can jump-start their 2026 studies with early course access and benefit from a 50% discount on MBSE’s full suite of COB modules until 31 December.

For the first time since 2020, a meaningful share of the quarterly inflows came from new capital rather than reinvested income.

Top domestic Bitcoin wallets moved nearly R63bn offshore since 2019, spurring the SARB and Treasury to develop a cross-border crypto transaction framework.

Insurers may reject claims where corroborating evidence places a driver at a pub, shows alcohol purchases, or records behaviour consistent with intoxication.

The measure is expected to generate over R10bn, but Treasury says its primary aim is to deter harmful gambling behaviour.

The Authority’s investigation found that Medbond Insurance advised its clients to invest in non-existent financial products.