South Africa is a country filled with diversity that translates into everyday beauty hidden within nature - and yes, even within the city. There's just something exhilarating and freeing about the open road; and with all the splendour and adventure of our country's hidden gems waiting to be explored, what better way to do so than on your favourite two-wheeled steel machine?
Whether you're riding out alone, setting off on a breakfast ride with your favourite pillion, or gearing up for an epic r
What does networking mean to small business owners - and is it worth it?
The Oxford Dictionary defines networking as "a system of trying to meet and talk to other people who may be useful to you in your work."
It is said that networking is like having a myriad of sales people working for you, because everyone you speak to carries the potential to advertise your product, business and the services you offer. Typically, the aim of specialised networking events is to provide a friendly environment
Despite the fact that small, medium and micro enterprises are estimated to provide employment to up to 60% of the South African labour force, SMEs face plentiful challenges on a daily basis.
Administrative tasks are likely to consume a vast majority of billable hours. Between legal compliance, SARS documentation, bureaucratic red tape and lack of resources, emerging enterprises are left with very little time to get on with what they should actually be doing best - growing their businesses.
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As a motorcyclist, there's a thrilling feeling of being untouchable that comes with being able to swoosh through traffic and weave your way around other road users. But, how safe is it? Road safety is a continuous concern on our roads and it is always necessary to consider other road users when on the road.
Many road users may get frustrated with riders, however, these tips can help you share the road with other road users and avoid further frustrations on your motorcycle ride:
Time your ride
"Do the best you can in every task, no matter how unimportant it may seem at the time. No one learns more about a problem than the person at the bottom." - Sandra Day O'Connor
Another one of MiWay's Dispute Resolutions Officers, Jennifer, has been admitted as a qualified Attorney of the High Court of South Africa.
From obtaining an LLB, completing her articles, attending practical legal training and passing the board exams - it took a lot of sacrifice, perseverance and hard work from Jennifer.
"Training (theory and practical), gives you the skill or technique, when applied and practised will result in the confidence to gain experience." There is no other way - No Shortcut! - Hein Jonker, Editor of Bike Talk
With increasing traffic on the roads and rising fuel costs, swapping your mode of transport to a zippy, fuel-efficient motorcycle may start sounding more and more attractive. However, whether it's the thrill of the ride or the joys of swooshing through bumper-to-bumper traffic, sa
Whether it's to beat the traffic blues or simply to feel the wind blow through your hair on your Sunday ride, having a motorcycle certainly sounds like a good idea. Becoming a rider can have more benefits than the obvious one - swishing your way through traffic; it is also a great way to cut down on fuel.
Before you walk into a dealership and get your 'moto' on, there are a few things you need to know to help you make the right purchase. There are endless styles to choose from and choices to ma
At MiWay, we've taken our understanding for bikes, accessories, riding gear, motorcycle trailers and their value to the next level by teaming up with Anassis Racing. We are proud to be the title sponsor of the Anassis Racing team for the 2017 Super-GP Championship Trophy Season. The Pretoria-based superbike race team outfit celebrates 10 years this year and is widely regarded as South Africa's most successful team. The past few months of the sponsorship have seen the team painting the race tar a
Driving under the influence is one of the biggest threats to road safety in South Africa. MiWay Insurance has WeDrive - the safest way home after a night out!
Drivers have to be attentive to more than the risks posed by other vehicles and road users, but also be alert to the dangers of animals on the road.
Animal distractions are risks brought about by a variety of animals - from tortoises, cats, dogs and even birds to large cattle, donkeys and antelope such as kudu. Insects have even been recorded to take their toll! Apart from the tragic forfeiture of wildlife, hitting an animal could result in broken headlights, dented bonnets, injuries and eve