A word from the king​

The holidays are the best time of year. The roads empty out a little, you get a break from the office WhatsApp group, and your biggest problem becomes choosing between a braai or leftovers. But while you’re relaxing, criminals aren’t. In fact, the festive season is peak time for car theft, hijackings and smash and grabs because people are distracted,

South Africans are built for the December road trip. Seriously, it’s practically a national sport. We pack the whole family, far too many snacks, a cooler box that barely closes, and we hit the long road to the coast or the bush. It’s tradition, it’s sacred, and it’s also mildly chaotic. Now, as much as we love the festive season,

It’s hot. We’re sweating. We’re flapping our hands at our faces, like it’s going to do something. So, what are some of doing? We’re hitting the road in search of beach trips, braais, picnics, hikes, and scenic drives. But while we’re all daydreaming about playlists and ice-cold drinks, there’s something that we’ve got to get done first. You see, the

Borrowing a friend’s car always feels harmless. You pop to the shops, maybe fetch takeaways, take it through a sneaky car wash so they think you’re a responsible human. It’s all fun and games until you give their bumper a new shape. At that moment your soul leaves your body, your bank balance packs its bags, and you start asking

Dashcams have become the modern-day eyewitness on South African roads. Whether you’re dodging taxis in Jozi or cruising the Cape Town coastline, a dashcam can help capture everything from bumper bashings to reckless drivers. But let’s get to the real question: Will installing a dashcam reduce your insurance costs? The answer isn’t a simple yes or no… But don’t worry,

Whether you’re driving full-time for Uber or doing the odd Bolt run to make a few extra rands, ride-hailing has become a popular hustle. But here’s a royal question many drivers forget to ask: ‘If I drive for Uber, am I still covered by my car insurance?’ The answer? It depends. And in the kingdom of insurance, assumptions can cost

Ahh, December in South Africa. The sun is shining, roads beckon, playlists are queued and we’re ready to roll. But before we crank the tunes and hit the highway, the wise kingdom knows that preparation makes for a smooth, fun, unforgettable journey. Whether you’re heading to the coast, upcountry or just a day trip from Joburg, here’s your royal road

You know how it goes… You buy a new car, but the old faithful doesn’t get the heave-ho. She remains parked in the garage, ‘just in case.’ Maybe you plan to give it to your teen when they finally get their licence, or it’s your trusty backup for when your main ride needs a service. Whatever the reason, if your

Electric vehicles are hitting South African roads in increasing numbers, and it’s no wonder. Honestly, given how sleek, eco-friendly, and fun to drive these cars are, we’re all on board with the EV trend. Not to mention the potential environmental benefits. The thing is… EVs come with insurance considerations that differ from traditional cars. Also, before we crack on, can

If you’re dipping your toes into the world of side hustles, maybe delivering groceries or doing the occasional freelance gig, your car has officially gone from hobby to hard-working asset. But here’s the million-rand question: Is your insurance still on your side? Spoiler alert: Your everyday car policy might not cover you if your car suddenly becomes part of your