Skip to content

Latest news

  • Make Estate Planning simple, fast and more affordable with Discovery

    Discovery Wills and Trust Services and the enhanced Discovery Estate Preserver make estate planning simpler, faster and safer by helping South Africans draft valid Wills and protect loved ones from the legal complexity and financial impact of winding up an Estate

  • AURA Partners with Discovery to Power Launch of Discovery 911 Emergency Response Service

    Johannesburg, South Africa– 4 June 2026 – AURA, a life-saving technology platform making emergency response services more accessible and affordable, today announced its partnership with Discovery Insure, a division of Discovery Limited, to power the security response component of its new Discovery 911 virtual panic button offering.
    Available through the Discovery Insure app, Discovery 911 provi

  • Sleep has a “PR problem” and it’s costing us our health

    Johannesburg, 3 June 2026 - Discovery has welcomed world-renowned sleep scientist Professor Matthew Walker to South Africa, where he delivered a compelling call to reframe sleep as a critical driver of health, performance and longevity. His visit comes at a time when sleep is increasingly emerging as a defining health issue of modern life and coincides with the successful launch of Vitality Sleep

  • UCT signs long term renewable energy agreement with Discovery Green

    Johannesburg, 2 June 2026 – The University of Cape Town (UCT) has signed a groundbreaking long term renewable electricity supply agreement with Discovery Green as part of a broader strategic partnership focused on advancing sustainable energy and skills development.
    The agreement represents the first long term power purchase agreement (PPA) concluded between an energy trader and a public insti

  • South Africans bought 23% less fuel in May as fuel price pressure continues

    New Discovery Insure data shows that motorists filled up less and made fewer trips in May as high fuel prices continue to change how they travel and commute – with diesel drivers cutting back the most.
    Key insights:
    Compared to January and February, motorists bought 23% less fuel and made 17% fewer fuel transactions in May. South Africans also drove 9% less. Diesel drivers cut back the mos

Social media

Contacts