Recently the kwaito world was thrown into an emotional tailspin following the
passing of kwaito legend Mduduzi “Mandoza” Tshabalala. Even those that aren’t
really kwaito fans felt a tug on their heartstrings because he needed no
introduction. It is not likely that there are many people that would ask, “Who
on earth was Mandoza?” At some point, a good number would have bopped to his hits
Nkalakhatha, Tornado or Tsotsi Yase Zola or another without necessarily being
big fans of his. No doubt, Mandoza will be immortalized by his music. Decades,
maybe even centuries from now, people will still be able to listen to his music
and watch his videos.
People
will also get a feel of the kind of person he was when they see his tombstone.
It stands tall, like his reputation that ran far and wide, and there is his
bronze statue, clad in his trademark sunglasses and a fashionable jacket, in
the middle. There are also music notes
inscribed on the tombstone, and many, many years from now, anyone who passes by
will know there lies a man who had something to do with music and was a fashion
icon of sorts liked his sunglasses.
Gone
are the days when people would just go for a lackluster rectangular headstone with
plain messages, nothing eye-catching. People are going bold! Celebrating a life
taken from their midst and telling a story through the tombstone. It’s almost
like birthday cakes that are made these days. People want to get their loved
ones the very best. Children get cakes molded into their favourite Disney World
characters, adults get in their favourite English Premier League teams or one
that defines who they are – a sewing machine if they are a tailor, agricultural
implements if they are a farmer, or animals if they are animal lovers.
Ever
ahead of the pack with modern trends, Dups would also like you to have your
life celebrated in spectacular fashion when you eventually answer your
call. The Tribute Cover Plan pays out
cash to the nominated beneficiary to enable them put up a memorial in the form
of a tombstone or statue for the policy holder and his/her spouse upon their
death. This benefit can be accessed from 3 months after the death of the policy
holder or his/her spouse.
What
are you known for, what are you good at? Wouldn’t you want to be remembered for
that in the form of your tombstone? As the breadwinner of your family, you
probably spent your whole life ensuring your family was taken care of – sending
children to school, providing food and all basic necessities, and much more. When you’re gone, they will want what is best
for you, a decent tombstone that celebrates the impact you had on their lives.
They might, however, not have the money for that. Dups gives you the chance to take care of
that last celebration of your life at very minimal cost.
You
might not be a celebrity, but you too can get a head-turning tombstone.
Premiums for the Tribute Cover start from E45 for a payout of up to E50 000. Dups funeral home provides
exclusive tombstones and professionally mounts them anywhere in the country.
We
have flexible premiums payment terms, which are annual, bi-annual, quarterly or
monthly.
There
is a 12 months waiting period for the Tribute Cover Plan. . This means the
product will not cover death that is due to natural causes if it occurs within
the first 12 months from inception. Death that is due to an accident is covered
immediately after payment of the first premium
Call us on 2505 2028 to find out more about the Tribute
Cover Plan. You can also pay us a visit at our offices in Manzini, Matata,
Matsapha, Simunye, Nhlangano, Mbabane, Piggs Peak and Siteki. Alternatively,
you can send queries to info@dupsgroup.com, www.facebook.com/dups or on Twitter @dupsinsurance.
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