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Sibongile Sambo,The First Black Female–Owned Aviation Company in South Africa

Victor KakuluBy Victor KakuluSeptember 18, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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Sibongile Sambo is a pioneering South African entrepreneur, best known as the founder and managing director of SRS Aviation, the first Black female–owned aviation company in South Africa.

Here are key facts about her:

  • Background: She was born in Bushbuckridge, Mpumalanga, South Africa.
  • Early Career: Sambo originally aspired to be a flight attendant but was denied due to not meeting the height requirements. Instead of giving up, she pursued entrepreneurship in aviation.
  • SRS Aviation: Founded in 2004, her company offers a range of aviation services including VIP charter flights, tourist services, and cargo transport. It operates both locally and internationally.
  • Historic Achievement: She became the first Black woman in South Africa to own and operate an aviation company, breaking gender and racial barriers in the industry.
  • Recognition:
    • Named among the Top 10 Outstanding Women Entrepreneurs by UNCTAD & EMPRETEC in 2008.
    • Featured on BBC, CNN, and other international platforms.
    • Honored with awards for her leadership and impact on women empowerment in Africa.
  • Inspiration: She is widely celebrated as a symbol of resilience and innovation, encouraging young Africans—especially women—to pursue careers in male-dominated industries.
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