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MISA comment - Discovery Health must pay for its mistakes

Jan, 14 2026, 00:12

Discovery Health’s members should not bear the brunt for mistakes the Administrator made when processing the claims of its members.

MISA comment - Congratulations Advocate Jan Lekgoa Mothibi

Jan, 13 2026, 23:55

MISA, the Motor Industry Staff Association, congratulates Advocate Jan Lekgoa Mothibi on his appointment

MISA devastated by SAF Supervisor’s sudden passing

Jan, 13 2026, 23:41

MISA (Motor Industry Staff Association) is deeply saddened by the unexpected passing of Dineo Molotwane, Supervisor of the SAF (Sick, Accident and Maternity Fund).

MISA says - Thank you to our law enforcement authorities

Jan, 13 2026, 23:38

MISA, the Motor Industry Staff Association, would like to thank our law enforcement authorities for being visible on our national roads 24/7

Employees to get wage increase before Christmas

Jan, 13 2026, 22:18

Employees in the retail motor industry will get their overdue wage increases from 12 December when it will be published in the Government Gazette.

MISA makes a pledge against Gender-Based Violence and Femicide

Dec, 05 2025, 15:16

Actress Shoki Mmola called on more employers and organisations to create a safe space where victims of gender-based violence can talk freely and seek help.

MISA Woman Of The Year event: Flying high, upping the ante

Nov, 28 2025, 16:25

The 2025 MISA WOTY Award upped the ante again in terms of elegance and style at the Awards Dinner held at the top-flight Avianto Conference venue in Mulfdersdrift, west of Johannesburg, with over 200 guests in attendance.

MISA comment: The circle of gender-based violence ends with us

Nov, 29 2025, 14:14

MISA believes that the circle of gender-based violence ends with us. We have a duty to address this pandemic in our homes, workplaces, communities and among our peers.

MISA comment - Men’s Mental Health: A growing crisis

Nov, 20 2025, 21:34

the Motor Industry Staff Association, is devastated by the alarming suicide rate, especially among men.

MISA comment - Government’s treatment of children is cruel

Oct, 21 2025, 16:18

“It is a shame that Gauteng Education MEC, Matome Chiloane, admits in a statement that his department’s financial challenges to meet outstanding payments to service providers are the root of the problem."