The new normal
Esna Vermeulen is not your typical 15 year-old. This young girl has a strength and determination that belies her young age and slight frame.
Topics: Economy, Finance
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Discovery Invest launches equity product designed to provide a minimum return of double the amount invested after five years with downside protection
For investors looking for equity exposure to the European and US markets, the Discovery Capital 200+ offering is a fixed-term five-year product based on a global portfolio investing in the Eurostoxx50 and S&P 500 indices.
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Discovery Health journalist of the year - Ina Skosanafrom Mail & Guardian
Winner: Ina Skosana
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Discovery Foundation Nation Builder Award - Ina Skosana from Mail & Guardian for ‘SA’s midwives chart new course’
Winner: Ina Skosana – ‘SA’s midwives chart a new course’
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Young upcoming health journalist of the year - Ina Skosanafrom Mail & Guardian for ‘Mothers haunted by hospital hell’
Best young up and coming journalist
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Best health consumer reporting and feature writing - Mia Malan from Mail & Guardian for ‘If they are raped then so what’
Winner: Mia Malan ‘If they are raped so what’
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Best health lifestyle feature – Riëtte Grobler from Die Burger for ‘Breinsoos ‘n resiesmotor’
Winner: Riette Grobler ‘Brein soos ‘n resiesmotor’
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Best health journalism for foreign media - Darren Taylor from Voices of America for ‘Bulungula’s HIV Testing Raffles’
Winner: Darren Taylor – Bulunga’s HIV Testing Raffles’
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Best radio health journalism - Siphosethu Stuurman from SABC Radio for ‘Young and living with HIV’
Winner: Siphosethu Stuurman 'Young and living with HIV'
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Best health television reporting - Paula Chowles from eNCA for ‘The cost of patent laws’
Winner: Paula Chowles: ‘The cost of patent laws’
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Best health investigative reporting - Jeanne Van der Merwe, ThanduxoloJika and Zinhle Mapumulofrom City Press for ‘The damaged generation’
Winner: Zinhle Mapumulo Jeanne Van der Merwe and Thanuxolo Jika ‘The damaged generation’
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Best health news reporting - Tamar Kahn from Business Day for ‘Plans for public hospitals raising eyebrows’
Winner: Tamar Kahn – Cape health boss warns on hospital takeovers
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Best health analysis and commentary Chris Bateman from SA medical Journal for ‘A Cuban trainee's journey and Doctors shortages: Unpacking the 'Cuban' solution’
Winner: Chris Bateman ‘Doctor shortages: Unpacking the ‘Cuban solution’
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Best Health Economics Journalism Andile Makholwa from Financial Mail for ‘Bitter Pill? Motsoaledi’s mission to curb private health costs’
Winner: Andile Makholwa 'Bitter pill? Motsoaledi's mission to curb private health costs'
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New driving app set to rev up driving standards in South Africa
With the aim to create a nation of great drivers, Discovery Insure has released a new smartphone application that scientifically measures and incentivises driving behaviour. The Discovery Insure app is a global first in combining mobile technology and behavioural economics to create better drivers and improve road safety. It is available as a free download from the App Store or Google Play Store..
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Discovery World Triathlon Cape Town a huge success
Cape Town, voted South Africa’s ‘Fittest City’ by Discovery Vitality in 2013, presented two days of fast-paced, high adrenaline sporting action this weekend when thousands of die-hard athletes from across the globe descended on the V & A Waterfront for the Discovery World Triathlon Cape Town, which formed part of the 2014 ITU World Triathlon Series (WTS)...
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Learning from elite advisors
The financial planning business is not about sales, but about trust, said Barry O’Mahoney on Thursday, founder of Veritas Wealth and current Financial Planner of the Year.
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Develop social skills to win business
Financial planners need to develop social as well as business relationships if they hope to win affluent clients, Oechsli Institute president Matt Oechsli told delegates to Discovery’s Financial Planning Summit on Thursday in Sandton. His institute researches both affluent clients and financial planners and offers coaching for financial planners.
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An efficient South Africa is capable of five percent per annum growth - Goldman Sachs
Colin Coleman, Head of Goldman Sachs’ Investment Banking Division for Sub-Saharan Africa speaking at the Discovery Financial Planning Summit,
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Maintaining a personal brand can set financial advisors apart in their industry
Maintaining your personal brand can set you apart in your industry and gain credibility and trust, according to financial advisor WJ Rossi, a partner and brand architect at Koss Olinger, a financial planning and wealth management services firm. Rossi was speaking at the Discovery Financial Planning Summit on Thursday 15 May 2014
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