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Consumers need to be informed
The publication of vehicle write-off information to prevent the re-registration thereof is imperative to safeguard the public from unscrupulous sellers…
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Santam wins Insurer of the Year award
This is the third consecutive year that the SA Motor Body Repairers’ Association (Sambra) award will be displayed in Santam's…
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Vehicle write-off conference scheduled for May
The conference will tackle unchecked vehicle write-offs that continuously re-enter the market and pose security and safety risks for unsuspecting…
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After-accident repairs always present some frustration
New-vehicle sales are hampered by a lack of stock. And now, panel beaters are also experiencing shortages of body components.
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VDS database access as a win for the consumer
It is a well-known fact that many vehicles legally scrapped vehicles find their way back into the market. Although repaired,…
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Some insurer intermediaries derail broader industry-level agreements
Green believed it was an untenable and uncompetitive position, and while Sambra respects every individual’s rights to be in business,…
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Some insurer intermediaries derail broader industry-level agreements
Green believed it was an untenable and uncompetitive position, and while Sambra respects every individual’s rights to be in business,…
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Some insurer intermediaries derail broader industry-level agreements
“It really is time to stop playing games and open the market to any and all qualifying service providers in…
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Majority of OEM approval programmes now finally open
At the end of 2019, Richard Green, the national director of the South African Motor Body Repairers’ Association (Sambra), was…
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What women think about working in motor body repair
Interestingly, the Women Driving Change survey revealed that the majority of women ended up in the field through a family…
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