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The SA Housing and Infrastructure Fund (SAHIF), the largest black private investor in South Africa’s optical fibre industry, through one of its subsidiary has secured $38 million (R700 million) funding to recapitalise its business by settling the fund’s existing facilities with African Infrastructure Investment Managers (AIIM) and Old Mutual Hybrids Equity.

The SA Housing and Infrastructure Fund (SAHIF), the largest black private investor in South Africa’s optical fibre industry.

Rali Mampeule, a renowned businessman and philanthropist, will be attending the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland in 2024.

As we stand at the threshold of a new year, I find myself deeply humbled and elated to share with you the incredible journey that 2023 has been.

Mampeule’s Phadima is fast becoming one of the major players in the mixed-use and integrated residential developments in the country and is showing no signs of slowing anytime soon.

Investec arranges a R2.5 billion debt package for MetroFibre, supporting its fibre network rollout across South Africa.

Standard Bank facilitates a R5 billion deal to finance MetroFibre’s ambitious fibre roll-out programme.

Rali Mampeule is passionate about bringing housing within the reach of residents of African cities.

Sahif services land on which the state can develop housing, but has found the past two years hard going

We need to do something about affordable housing – it’s a bit of a crisis in the country.

The investment made entrepreneur Rali Mampeule the single biggest black private investor in optical fibre in South Africa.

SAHIF CEO Rali Mampeule won the BBQ South African Community Builder of the Year Award.

Rali Mampeule is the first South African to be chosen as a member of the Forbes Real Estate Council.

Sanlam Private Equity, African Rainbow Capital and a minority shareholder have sold a 25.8% stake in MetroFibre Networx to a consortium of existing shareholders.

Dive into how the South African Housing and Infrastructure Fund (SAHIF) innovatively addresses the dual challenge of housing deficit and earthquake resilience with 3D-printed concrete homes.

Land owners are running scared, offloading land in fear of the expropriation of land without compensation, according to property mogul and CEO of the South African Housing and Infrastructure Fund (Sahif), Rali Mampeule.

BBQ magazine sat down with self-made real estate entrepreneur, Rali Mampeule who aims to bring new blood into the old veins of the real estate industry.

CyBe Construction, one of the market leaders in offering 3D concrete printers, joins forces with SAHIF to reduce the housing shortage in South Africa. The joint venture will share knowledge and experience to build faster and cheaper.

As South Africans ponder this week’s unprecedented earthquake in Johannesburg, the South African Housing & Infrastructure Fund (SAHIF) announced today that the innovative 3D concrete-printed homes it plans to roll out in South Africa can withstand seismic activity.