Your safety starts with you – remember to arm your alarm
As crime trends continue to evolve, one of the simplest yet most effective ways residents can protect themselves and their families is by consistently arming their alarm systems. “Too often, incidents occur where alarm systems were installed but not activated at the time of a burglary, intrusion, or emergency. An alarm system can only assist […]
From Seed to Success: Growing a new generation of farmers
Previous Next In many South African communities, unemployment and food insecurity remain daily realities for young people. Through Fidelity Foundation’s long-standing partnership with Oliver’s Village, however, agriculture is becoming more than just a survival tool — it is creating pathways to dignity, entrepreneurship, and sustainable livelihoods. For more than 11 years, Fidelity Foundation has supported […]
Protecting your business: CCTV and vigilance are key to crime prevention
With ongoing economic pressure and persistent crime concerns, now is the ideal time for small business owners to reassess their security measures to better protect their stores, staff, and customers. According to Charnel Hattingh, Group Head of Marketing and Communications at Fidelity Services Group, vigilance remains one of the most effective tools in preventing crime. […]
Winter safety starts now: Secure your home and your routine
As winter approaches, shorter days and earlier sunsets bring more than just colder temperatures – they introduce increased safety and security risks for both homeowners and those spending time outdoors. With limited daylight, everyday activities such as commuting, arriving home, or exercising often take place in low-light conditions. This shift creates greater opportunities for criminal […]
Beware of imposters and impersonators – businesses urged to stay vigilant
Fidelity ADT is warning business owners to remain alert as criminals ramp up their efforts to exploit every opportunity they can find. Posing as customers is an old tactic, and small businesses are especially vulnerable. Even when security measures like controlled access doors are in place, staff are often required to open for “customers,” creating […]
Easter travel: Staying ahead of vehicle crime with smarter security
As South Africans prepare for the Easter holiday period, Fidelity SecureDrive is encouraging customers to take a proactive approach to vehicle safety during one of the busiest travel times of the year. With vehicles being hijacked daily in South Africa, it is critical to remain aware and make use of the right tools to stay […]
Human Rights Day: Safety and security begin with all of us
South Africans commemorate Human Rights Day on 21 March 2026. The South African Bill of Rights affirms that everyone has the right to freedom and security of the person, including the right to live free from harm and to feel safe in their daily lives. While safety is a fundamental right, it is also a […]
Stay safe this Easter holiday: Simple security checks before you leave home
With the Easter school holidays around the corner, many families are packing bags, planning road trips, and looking forward to a well-deserved break. While you’re organising Easter egg hunts and family time, it’s also the perfect moment to make sure your home stays safe while you’re away. Fidelity is encouraging residents to take a few […]
The power of reporting crime: Why every tip matters
In the fight against crime, one of the most powerful tools available to communities is timely and accurate reporting. It is often assumed that the South African Police Service (SAPS) and private security companies are fully aware of crime trends in the areas they patrol — especially since so many incidents are shared on community […]
Fidelity SecureFire rolls out in George to strengthen Fire Response across South Africa
Fidelity Services Group is proud to announce that as part of its national roll out, Fidelity SecureFire, South Africa’s leading subscription-based private fire response network, is now live in George in the Western Cape as of 1 March 2026. What began as a bold initiative in Gauteng in 2023 has rapidly evolved into a countrywide […]