Our dream is a future where everyONE has access to technology
“I wanted to create a company that made a difference. It is about helping to build a better tomorrow for our beautiful country and its people.” – Siddika Osman
And that applies to our people too. ONE Technologies is not only committed to offering access to quality tech at prices South Africans can afford, but to empowering those on our team, our internship programme and within our local communities through outreach programmes.
About
Proven track record
Ten years ago, in 2013, ONE Technologies CEO, Siddika Osman, and COO, Sagaren Kanniappen, broke away from the corporate world to create Nkgwete IT Solutions, providing and managing IT outsourced services and solutions.
Today Nkgwete, which means Champion, is a powerhouse, a majority black female owned Level 1 B-BBBEE Qualifying Small Enterprise, with a national presence, and a reputation for integrity, delivery and exceptional service to some of South Africa’s best known brands.
Level 1 B-BBBEE
Majority black women owned
50-seater call-centre
Over 6,000 calls processed a month
Over 30,000 computers supported
ISO 9001, ISO 27001 and ISO45001 certified
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Empowerment employer
Today she is a committed advocate for gender empowerment and creating opportunity within her industry, through her work force, the internship program and community outreach programme, actively promoting STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) subjects and opportunities within the IT sector.
50% women on our management team
20 Interns taken on a year, 50% female – opening doors
Interns are given a year’s comprehensive, on-the-job training and experience – fundamental to successfully landing employment, as well as a self-mastery course around self-awareness, professional behaviour and the importance of being service oriented.
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Always innovating
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Employer of choice
Championing opportunities for young South Africans
The Nkgwete Foundation strives to uplift South Africans, particularly young women, and to promote opportunity and equality for our South African youth.
Aligned with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, particularly those around gender empowerment, it led to a partnership with banking giant, FNB, Tshwane University of Technology and local schools to promote STEM subjects and opportunities with promising young female students.