MyFleet Tracker Owner, Thobeka Ntshangase, Celebrates Landing 10,000 Subscribers in Just 2 Years of Operating

• Thobeka Ntshangase company MyFleet Tracker has hit a significant milestone, landing 10 000 subscribers in 2 years
• Ntshangase is the first 100% black-owned tracking and fleet management company in South Africa, with footprints across the country
• Peeps across Mzansi congratulated the young woman for achieving such a significant milestone in the country

Thobeka Ntshangase has achieved a groundbreaking milestone with her 100% female-owned asset-tracking startup, My Fleet Tracker.

Thobeka Ntshangase, owner of MyFleet Tracker, celebrates 10,000 subscribers.

The budding entrepreneur's achievement was celebrated in a tweet by Kasi Economy. Ntshangase company is only operating for two years, but the innovative venture has surpassed 10,000 active subscribers. This is a testament to her determination and dedication. My Fleet Tracker is revolutionising the asset-tracking industry with its cutting-edge technology and impeccable stolen vehicle recovery services.

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See the tweet below:

Netizens celebrate young CEO's achievement

Ntshangase and her team are determined to maintain their trajectory of success. With a commitment to excellence and a passion for innovation, this female-led startup is set to redefine the asset-tracking landscape, one subscriber at a time.

Peeps praised the young woman for her achievement:

@Myfleet said:

"Thank you for always sharing our story. From day one you've been with us along the journey. "

@Adambrv commented:

"She is sooo beautiful. Loads of love and support from Tanzania."

@IamLungile_ said:

"Her being black is not a competitive edge.What value foes her company offer? Is she cheaper, more reliable?"

@wholesomeNDG

"Need a new tracking company will definitely bookmark this."

@Deon said:

·"Very good."

@sinut69 commented:

·"Awesome."

@JosephMinaar said:

·"Where is this company based."

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@Shadrack commented:

"Well done"

@Lula Mwape

"Absolutely, that's awesome."

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Source: Briefly News