by Afrirent Holdings | April 9, 2025 | Afrirent Holdings Blog, In The News, Press Releases
An online Solution Empowering Homeowners in Underserved Communities to Unlock Their Property’s True Value.
South Africans with properties in rural areas and townships will now be able to realise the value of their investments in improving their homes thanks to E-DEED, an innovative, digital solution that is designed to accurately assess and certify building values, giving homeowners a recognized and secure digital proof of ownership and investment.
by Afrirent Holdings | December 3, 2024 | In The News
In the ever-evolving landscape of African entrepreneurship, one name stands out as a beacon of inspiration – Senzo Tsabedze, the visionary leader behind Afrirent Holdings. His extraordinary journey from a poverty-stricken upbringing to the helm of a billion-rand business powerhouse is not just a tale of success but a blueprint for aspiring entrepreneurs across the continent.
Senzo Tsabedze is a South African entrepreneur and philanthropist, widely recognised for his remarkable journey from humble beginnings to becoming the founder and CEO of Afrirent Holdings.
by Afrirent Holdings | May 19, 2024 | Afrirent Holdings Blog, In The News
Every year, South African police release statistics that paint a grim picture of the scourge of vehicle-related crimes facing our country.
The latest crime figures show that 60 vehicles are hijacked in South Africa daily, most of them business-owned vehicles.
Police and security companies are struggling to contain armed criminals committing Cash-in-Transit (CIT) heists, hijacking trucks and courier vehicles transporting valuable cargo, and stealing cargo-carrying vehicles. These crimes not only threaten the lives of drivers but also cause businesses to suffer significant financial losses.
by Afrirent Holdings | April 1, 2020 | Fleet Management, In The News
Human Coronaviruses are common throughout the world. There are many different coronaviruses identified in animals but only a small number of these can cause disease in humans.
