Personal Health Pathways helps women take earlier preventive health action
New Discovery Health data published as Women's Month ends shows strong female engagement with personalised health actions, screening and day-to-day healthcare support.
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The 2026 ASK AFRICA Orange Index recognises Discovery Bank as the country’s Winning Bank Service, continuing an unbroken streak of recognition that began in 2022
Johannesburg, 27 August 2026 – Discovery Bank has been voted South Africa’s Winning Bank Service in the 2026 ASK AFRICA Orange Index™, marking the fifth consecutive year that clients have placed the Bank at the top of the banking category for customer experience.
The latest recognition extends Discovery Bank’s unbroken run as the banking category winner from 2022 to 2026. In a category where le -
Non-disclosure: a common reason life insurance claims are declined
When you take out life insurance, you’ll be asked about your medical history and lifestyle. Being open and accurate upfront helps ensure that your cover works as intended. Missing information, even if left out unintentionally, can have adverse consequences for your cover and your loved ones’ financial security.
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‘Debt Reset’ helps employees break the debt cycle while protecting long-term retirement outcomes
Discovery Corporate and Employee Benefits has launched Debt Reset, an innovative retirement fund benefit designed to help employees redirect retirement contributions towards debt repayment for a limited period and subsequently receive a retirement Boost that helps restore their long-term retirement trajectory.
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7 estate planning questions every woman should ask herself
No two women’s lives look the same. Whether you’re building a career, raising children, growing your wealth, starting over after a major life change or enjoying retirement, your estate plan should evolve with you. As your life changes, so do your responsibilities, priorities and the legacy you want to leave behind. That’s why estate planning should reflect your life today and the people who matter
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Discovery Insure joins global leaders in landmark United Nations (UN) commitment to safer roads at UN Headquarters in New York
Discovery Insure has been recognised as a global leader in road safety after becoming one of only four private sector organisations invited to make a formal pledge at the UN Road Safety Fund Partnership Pledging Conference in New York.
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What happens to your crypto after your death?
Over 7,8 million South Africans now own cryptocurrency, yet most haven’t considered what happens to their digital assets if they die. Harry Joffe, Head of Legal Services at Discovery Life, explains how to ensure your crypto doesn’t become inaccessible to the people you leave behind.
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Poor sleep is one of the biggest blind spots in road safety, Discovery Insure research reveals
Discovery Insure research shows that poor and inconsistent sleep is one of the strongest predictors of vehicle accident risk, up to five times more predictive than traditional insurance risk factors. The findings have led to the launch of Vitality Drive Sleep Points to encourage healthier sleep habits and ultimately make South Africa’s roads safer.
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Discovery Insure’s Amazing Race-style challenge brings insurance to life at ‘A Drive Like No Other’
Usually, we experience insurance when something goes wrong. At Discovery Insure’s A Drive Like No Other event, media and content creators experienced a different side to insurance: one focused on preventing risk, responding when it matters most and rewarding positive behavioural change.
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Discovery named headline partner of the Totalsports TWO OCEANS MARATHON powered by BYD 2027, unlocks early access for Discovery Bank clients
Johannesburg, 9 July 2026 – For the first time in the race's history, runners will be able to bypass the ballot for the Totalsports TWO OCEANS MARATHON powered by BYD (TTOM), provided they are qualifying Discovery Bank clients.
Discovery today announced that it has been named the official Health, Wellness and Banking Partner of the 2027 Totalsports TWO OCEANS MARATHON powered by BYD. The partne -
Discovery Health Medical Scheme demonstrates resilience, affordability and innovation at 2026 AGM
Discovery Health Medical Scheme (DHMS) reaffirmed its financial resilience and commitment to member value at its 2026 Annual General Meeting (AGM) which was held virtually yesterday (25 June 2026), against a backdrop of sustained pressure on household healthcare costs.
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Renewable energy by Discovery Green powers sustainably sourced timber
Discovery Green, a Discovery Limited business, is proud to announce the signing of a 10-year power purchase agreement (PPA) with JSE-listed company, York Timber Holdings (“York Timbers”), the largest solid wood processor in South Africa.. The agreement will support greater cost efficiencies in York Timbers' operations and marks a significant step in the company's ongoing journey to embed sustainab
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Too young for life insurance cover? The data suggests otherwise
Discovery Life claims data shows that serious illness and disability can affect young adults far earlier than many people expect. Over the last five years, Discovery Life paid R378 million in claims to clients under 30.
Johannesburg, 22 June – If you’re in your 20s and building a career, life insurance may not be high up on your list of priorities. It can feel like something you’ll need later i -
New Discovery Health report shows mortality declines by 5.6% over the past decade as earlier intervention and behaviour change improve outcomes
The HealthTrend26 Report by Discovery Health is based on more than 60 million life-years of clinical, lifestyle and behavioural data from Discovery Health Medical Scheme, covering over 2.7 million members. Over the past decade, mortality has declined by 5.6%, reflecting deliberate action through earlier diagnosis, better treatment and sustained behaviour change.
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Ahead of Youth Month, corporate South Africa rallied around volunteering as a pathway to employability
09 June 2026, Johannesburg, South Africa – Corporate leaders, global volunteer organisations, youth development practitioners and technology partners gathered at Discovery’s Sandton head office in May 2026 for a high-level dialogue focused on one of South Africa’s most urgent priorities: creating meaningful pathways for young people into the economy.
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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
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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
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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
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