Emergency Assist celebrates a decade

Home grown and wholly citizen owned emergency medical evacuation company, Emergency Assist 991, is celebrating a decade of progressive and excellent service as they continue to grow stronger since the company was established, first as a joint venture between two citizens and a South African company, Netcare 991.

Ten years later the story has changed for the better, the two founding citizen partners Tumelo Pabalinga and Simon Modisaeman wholly own the medical company after successfully buying out their technical partners for over P2 million.

Perhaps the pinnacle of their success story has been the fact that the company has opened new operations in a foreign country. Emergency Assist now  also has offices in Namibia, where they employ about 40 staff.

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