EKASINOMICS: 2-year review with ACSA’s only approved valet parking operator, First Class.

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GUEST - Thenjiwe Shezi – Owner of First-Class Parking

First Class Parking is purely Black-owned by female leader Ms. Thenjiwe Shezi and has been operating since November 2018 at OR Tambo International Airport.  First Class Parking is an official parking valet at this local international airport with more than 40 employees across Gauteng.
12 Feb 11AM English South Africa Business News · Investing

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