The Thebe Tourism Group has sponsored R50 000 to develop Lungi’s B&B in Khayelitsha. The B&B was opened by former domestic worker Numalungelo “Lungi” Pango in February 2010, but sadly devastated by a shack fire in 2014 before being rebuilt and reopening in September 2015.
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Thebe has reclaimed its Level 1 black economic empowerment (BEE) rating in 2014 after being downgraded to Level 2 last year by BEE rating agency Empowerdex. Over the next coming years, Thebe will endeavour to stay at Level 1 BEE rating, where it belongs. The company has undertaken to strengthen the implementation of its broad-based
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Thebe Tourism has enjoyed much success since its conception in 2001. It’s success can be largely attributed to the long term investment strategy and a number of successful investments. “Thebe Tourism Group has invested in businesses that deliver sustainable returns and share the key values of Thebe,” says Brett Hendricks, General Manager of Thebe Tourism
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Formed in 2010, Thebe Mining Resources (TMR) is one of the relatively new divisions of the 22 year-old Thebe. Although it is a late-comer in the mining industry, TMR is determined to build a formidable business that invests across the entire mining industry’s value chain. Thebe Times (TT) caught up with TMR CEO, Nonhlanhla Mabusela
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Thebe Unico has won its first supplier award from Toyota. The company has won the Achievement Award in the Parts and Accessory category for outstanding service and support to Toyota.
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At the end of April, FX Africa will change its name to Travelex Africa. The simplified branding will eliminate confusion for the customers while still recognising the local heritage. FX Africa, a member of the Thebe Group is licensed as an authorised dealer with limited authority (ADLA) with the South African Reserve Bank to provide
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