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TEMS 911 Rescue (Pty) Ltd basically means Tshikumbana EMS, it is a private company that was established in 2016 as a newly founded ambulance service that is based in Thohoyandou, it mainly operates around Limpopo currently and it offers variety Emergency Medical Services including Road Accidents Assistance to the local communities and Surroundings Areas.

The directors of the company, have realized the need and shortage of emergency medical care services to our community, thus one of them decided to be to be self-employed in order to manage the company and by that we managed to create employment for themselves and for others. They then successfully registered an Ambulance Service under the name of TEMS 911 Rescue (Pty) Ltd, which is a private company that has been registered in terms of South Africa Companies Act.

Our vision is to lead in business excellence with an aim to put South Africa first in the map of business excellence and to make South Africa second to none in this regard in the whole of SADC but again with an ultimate aim of uplifting the living standards of the poor people by creating jobs for the unemployed South Africans.

We are geared to fill in the gap between the long established businesses and the emerging businesses who deserve to be brought into the main stream of the economy of our country. We are going to help people to establish their own business in order to establish business mentality of self-reliant as opposed to the mentality of dependency.

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