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While ‘help’ constitutes a core brand value within FNB, we also practice an overall ethos underpinned by the concept of ‘better business; better world’. We believe that by tapping into the innovative culture within FNB, we can provide people with the help they need to change their lives, communities and transform their businesses. Not just for their own benefit, but for the benefit of others. We know that South Africans want to help each other, and that positive and lasting change is possible. As individuals we have a generosity of spirit. We have what it takes to tap into this spirit, so that together we can keep changing this great country into the great nation we all know it can be. First National bank is a division of FirstRand Bank Limited. #LoveFNB

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Afrihost is not a story of products, strategies or market-share, but a story of friendship and determination. Afrihost is the brainchild of best friends Gian Visser, Brendan Armstrong and Peter Meintjes, who had a dream of building a company, free of corporate shackles, that would delight their clients with excellent service and amazing products. Afrihost Was Born! Their vision was also to grow and nurture their employees to help them create this culture within their company. Along the way they found the missing piece to their plan, Greg Payne, who added his considerable experience and business savvy to create a perfect balance of strategy and innovation, which has made Afrihost the runaway success it is today. Visser, Armstrong and Meintjes grew up together, having all attended the same school. While they each followed different academic paths, they shared a common passion for technology and the Internet. After embarking on their respective careers, they maintained a close relationship, and began tinkering with Linux Web Hosting in the late 90’s. After each individually establishing small startup companies, they decided to join forces and launch Afrihost, a Web Hosting and IT services company that reflected their personal values of service and product excellence - not driven by profit, but rather by client and employee satisfaction (which had often brought them in conflict with their former corporate employers).