RBH is proud to be a signatory to the Business For SA CEO Pledge. This initiative is a commitment from South African business leaders to build the full potential of our country. 140 CEOs from leading South African businesses have come together to pledge their dedication to address sustainable inclusive economic growth. RBH stands amongst these leaders, recognising the importance of partnership to make a positive impact on our country.

The CEO Pledge Campaign is a LinkedIn campaign that provides a platform for CEO Pledge signatories to acknowledge the progress of the Business Government Partnership to date and reaffirm their commitment to a new era of partnering with the GNU and the 7th administration.

This report is our primary communication to stakeholders, providing insights into RBH’s business model, governance processes and performance. It outlines our mandate as the investment holding company of the Royal Bafokeng Nation (the RBN, the Nation, or Morafe). We aim to offer a balanced, transparent and integrated view of our value preservation and creation in the year under review, and our prospects for protecting and growing the wealth of the Nation in the medium to long term.

When the apartheid government was toppled in South Africa, ending white minority rule, people around the world shared in the excitement and optimism that a more just society would emerge. A generation later, the country’s journey provides a broader lesson: It is far easier to rally for an end to racism than it is to undo entrenched inequities and to govern a complicated country.

Private equity firm Actis and black owned investment firm Royal Bafokeng Holdings (RBH) have ambitious plans to turn Swiftnet into a "leading" tower company after the R6.7Sbn acquisition of the business from Telkom.