Motor Industry Staff Association (MISA)

11/10/2026

Cape Town motorists face Monday delays as 50-tonne bridge section repaired

Motorists using the N1 inbound in Cape Town are warned to expect severe delays during Monday morning’s peak hours as urgent repairs continue on a pedestrian bridge damaged by a truck.

11/10/2026

11/10/2026

would like to wish Lebogang Mathibedi, one of 's Recruitment and Liaison Officers, a very Happy Birthday. May all your birthday wishes come true. Enjoy your special day.
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11/10/2026

Vehicle recalls in South Africa: The models affected in the past six months

The National Consumer Commission has announced recalls affecting vehicles from brands including Toyota, Lexus, BMW, Ford, Volkswagen, Jaguar and Audi. Here are the models and safety defects identified in South Africa over the past six months.

11/10/2026

Better news about petrol prices in South Africa – TopAuto

The massive petrol and diesel price hikes for November 2026 have declined, though motorists are still expected to take a major hit next month.

10/10/2026

Money questions? Answered | How can I settle my car finance sooner?

If you are paying extra on your car finance, you will need to instruct the bank on how to handle those extra payments. Capitalising the advance funds is not necessarily the best financial decision, Maya Fisher-French explains.

10/10/2026

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10/10/2026

The ConCourt has ruled that provident fund contributions for certain motor industry workers supplied through temporary employment services must be based on a deemed 45-hour working week.

09/10/2026

Fuel Price Hikes: Are you entitled to work from home?

Rising fuel prices are making the daily commute increasingly expensive, but South African employees cannot simply decide to work from home. Labour lawyer Aslam Moolla explains what the law says about remote work, commuting costs and negotiating a hybrid arrangement with your employer.

09/10/2026

Women, remember to do a pap smear or mammogram

rewards 600 MISA members who takes precaution by doing pap smears or mammograms annually to prevent cancer.

The Healthy Women Benefit of R3 000 was introduced to motivate women to be preventative and have regular check-ups.

According to the Cancer Association of South Africa (Cansa), women have a 1 in 42-lifetime risk of developing cervical cancer.

It is the second most common cancer among South African women, but the cancer that claims the lives of the most women in our country.

Cervical cancer is treatable if detected at an early stage. That is why it is important for women to go for pap smears and mammograms to do cancer screening.

Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers among women in South Africa.

Screening mammography reduces the risk of death due to breast cancer because small tumours are detected. When cancers are small, more treatment options are available.

To claim the Healthy Women benefit all you need to do is a pap smear or mammogram during 2026 and attended any follow up appointments or treatments if required or recommended to do so by the Health Care Practitioner.

This document should provide the following information:
• Proof of the mammogram or Pap smear and any other follow-up treatments is required. A Medical practitioner that is registered with the Health Professions Council of South Africa must have done this.
• A copy of your ID document that is certified by a registered Commissioner of Oaths.
• Bank stamped Proof of Banking details or Bank statement.

Invoices or statements will not be accepted as proof.

This claim can only be submitted from 1 January 2027.

If your claim was not successful, the following could have been factors leading to the validity of the claim:
• Irregular/early submissions;
• Incomplete applications;
• Break in membership contributions; and
• Applications, which do not meet the required criteria.

For more information about the Healthy Member Benefit, please contact our Claims Department by emailing: [email protected].