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Lindile Sifile

Johannesburg

Journalist and Senior Reporter at Sowetan

Senior Journalist at IOL Motoring

Journalist who conquered Mt Kilimanjaro with a bottle of Carling Black Label in his backpack.

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  • 1 week ago | sowetanlive.co.za | Lindile Sifile

    The ombudsman’s office escalated its ruling to the Financial Sector Conduct Authority after it was discovered that Luvuyo was operating without an underwriter, a serious breach of the rules governing funeral parlours in SA. A funeral parlour has had its licence to operate suspended for repeatedly failing to honour valid funeral claims.

  • 2 weeks ago | sowetanlive.co.za | Lindile Sifile

    Despite being financially stretched, young people are becoming smarter and pragmatic about their spending with more prioritising buying homes and second-hand cars and while also protecting their extended families through funeral covers. These are some of the insights the Standard Bank's first Youth Barometer Report released on Wednesday, which explores how SA youth aged between 18 to 35 are managing their finances amid rising costs and economic uncertainty.

  • 2 weeks ago | sowetanlive.co.za | Lindile Sifile |Phathu Luvhengo

    The WhatsApp number used by Thapelo shows a profile picture of the department's emblem and he claims to be from the department with an ability to speed up RDP applications. He also uses different pictures of RDP projects to lure his victims. The Gauteng human settlements department has warned RDP house applicants against scammers who promise to push them up the waiting list for a fee.

  • 3 weeks ago | sowetanlive.co.za | Lindile Sifile

    Postbank has warned social grants beneficiaries using its black and gold cards against scammers targeting the cards and their pin information. According to the bank, the recent scam involves fraudsters impersonating Postbank officials and targeting social beneficiaries in their homes. The beneficiaries are then duped into handing over their Postbank grant cards and PIN information under the pretext that there is something that requires fixing on the cards.

  • 3 weeks ago | sowetanlive.co.za | Lindile Sifile

    A motorist whose vehicle theft claim was initially rejected by his insurer — for failing to fit a secondary tracker in his car — has found reprieve after an industry ombudsman ordered the insurer to pay more than R680,000 to its client. Christo Nel dragged Barton Insurance Brokers of Parktown, Joburg, before the consumer tribunal when his claim for vehicle theft was repudiated in July 2023. This after he could not produce proof of a second tracker in his stolen Toyota Fortuner 2.8 GD6 4x4.

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