South Africans should be proud of the world-class IP and technology Discovery has developed and is now exporting, writes shapshak.
Insurance is a grudge purchase because people resent the company they buy insurance from rather than acknowledging that we live in a world where insurance is necessary.
People fail to notice the excellence of a business such as Discovery Insure. The same is weirdly true of MultiChoice, which is a world-class broadcaster that uses cutting-edge technology to provide satellite signals across Southern Africa, but is still derided by its users. ..
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