An atmosphere of deep sorrow and disbelief filled the air at the joint funeral of Tshiamo and Baleseng, whose tragic deaths have left their family shattered.
Speaking during the service, family spokesperson Edward Moramaga voiced the anguish the family continues to endure. “When we heard about this incident, it evoked strong emotions. We’re having trouble sleeping at night, and our emotions are running high. It’s painful, and it’s even more painful because we’re told it was done by one person. We keep asking ourselves how someone could take both their lives,” he said.

Friends remembered the two as humble, respectful, and full of dreams for the future. Their passing has shaken the local community and reignited conversations about gender-based violence and mental health.
The service concluded with messages of hope and unity, urging South Africans to stand against violence and support affected families through community and victim-support programs.
Latest Insurance Vacancies in South Africa (2025)





The insurance sector in South Africa is currently experiencing significant hiring activity. Multiple job portals reflect this surge: for example, there are over 1,000 insurance-related jobs listed on Indeed for South Africa. Indeed+1 On PNet, listings exceed 950 vacancies under the “Insurance” category. www.pnet.co.za In Gauteng alone, there are hundreds of openings for roles such as insurance advisors, claims administrators and sales consultants. Indeed+1
Key Vacancy Categories
- Claims & Administrator roles: Short-term insurance firms are seeking claims consultants, assessors and administrators. For example, a “Claims Consultant – Short Term Insurance” role lists an NQF Level 4 certificate as non-negotiable. www.pnet.co.za+1
- Sales & Advisory: There are many opportunities for insurance advisors (life, short-term) and brokers. A listing in Johannesburg demands proven experience in finance or insurance and strong communication skills. Glassdoor+1
- Underwriting & Risk: Commercial and heavy-vehicle underwriting roles are available, requiring technical expertise and background in short-term insurance operations. www.pnet.co.za+1
- Graduate & Entry-Level Opportunities: Employers are recruiting graduates and trainees for long-term insurance learnerships and brokerage support roles. careers.discovery.co.za+1
Notable Employers & Company Culture
Companies such as OUTsurance emphasise a values-driven, people-centric culture and highlight an awareness of recruitment scams. outsurance.co.za Large insurers like Sanlam and Munich Re (Africa branch) also list insurance careers across South Africa and sub-Saharan Africa. munichre.com+1
Application Tips & Trends
- Most roles expect insurance-specific qualifications or certifications (e.g., Short-Term Insurance certificate, NQF Level 4 or higher).
- Experience in client service, sales, claims handling or underwriting remains essential. Even entry-level roles ask for 1-2 years in insurance or similar sectors. Indeed+1
- Many roles are based in major metros such as Johannesburg, Cape Town and Sandton—although remote and home-based insurance support roles are also appearing. Indeed+1
- Stay vigilant for scams. Reputable insurers emphasise that legitimate vacancies will not ask for upfront payments or high-value personal info early in the process. outsurance.co.za
Sector Outlook
The demand across the insurance field suggests strong growth and diversification—from traditional advisory and claims roles to tech-driven underwriting and data analytics positions. Already, job boards reflect thousands of roles across multiple specialisations. www.pnet.co.za+1 For applicants, this means more choices—but also heightened competition. Showing up with relevant credentials, strong communication skills and a good understanding of regulatory frameworks will be a competitive edge.
Summary: If you’re exploring a career in insurance in South Africa in 2025, now is a promising time. From claims processing to underwriting, sales advice to analytics, the industry offers varied pathways. Tailor your application, ensure your qualifications match the role, and stay alert for legitimate opportunities. With the right preparation, you could step into a role that serves both your professional goals and the broader need for risk-management and protection in society.
