Celebrating Our Growth and The Future
Whitfields marks 30 years of growth, expanding nationwide amid rising costs, adding 2000 units in 2024/25, and enhancing services for unmatched value—future looks brighter than ever.
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Kids and Youth
Children in Community Schemes
Being in Banking previously, I often tell the story of my very first Annual General Meeting at a Sectional Title Scheme in Gresswo…
Building Workplace Resilience at WPM
What is resilience?Resilience refers to the ability to withstand adversity and bounce back from difficult and challenging events.
Property Management and IT
Property Management and IT – Like a Horse and Carriage! When my wife and I first started Whitfields more than 30 years ago, we created levy statements using Excel, printed and folded them by hand, licked the envelope and the…
Leadership
Leadership. A word that is many times confused with “being the boss”. True leadership is not a competition for being “boss of the year”, but rather focusing on the people and teams in the business and ensuring they reach their full potential.…
Owners Rights vs Trustees Rights
My colleague, Mark Friebus, wrote an article in March 2023 titled “5 Rights of a Sectional Title Owner”. We have been asked to write an article on Owners Rights vs. Trustees Rights. With March being the start of the new…
My Right To Braai
Nothing beats a lekker braai on any occasion. There is something about the smell and taste of braai meat that is mouthwatering. One of the problems with braaing in a community scheme is that it can only be done on…
A New Day – A New Budget
In February's love-filled spirit amid SA's crises, dare to practice agape in communities, stay hopeful, and master personal budgeting for empowerment.
Thembalitsha working to change lives
Whitfields spotlights Thembalitsha, an NPO founded in 1997 to bring "new hope" through education, healthcare, and training for South Africa's vulnerable. Discover their impact and join in changing lives!
A Cheaper Premium shouldn’t be the deciding factor
So, you found a cheaper premium.Does that mean it is better cover?This is a question we get all the time!