About Mysafe Global
Vaults

MySafe, in keeping with the vision of many members of the prestigious Global Safe Deposit Federation — a worldwide foundation of members committed to quality safe deposit box services — takes a leadership role in deploying automated, optionally insured, convenient safe deposit box centres.

For too long, clients have been conditioned to believe they must satisfy an ever-increasing list of “conditions” before being deemed “eligible to rent a box”! MySafe rejects that premise entirely.

We're focused on delivering "client centric" service that genuinely reflects the needs of a discerning, often globally mobile, client base. In doing so, we lift the humble safe deposit box into the 21st century.

MySafe Global Vaults Limited significantly strengthened its strategic position in December 2019, when Safika International Holdings (PTY) Limited (www.safika.co.za) — a South African investment company established in 1995 and led by two of South Africa's most distinguished businessmen, Sakumzi 'Saki' Macozoma and Moss Ngoasheng — acquired a 26% shareholding in the company.

Safika holds a broad, diversified portfolio spanning financial services, mining, agriculture, transport, health, gaming, aerospace, property, and communications, alongside a close working relationship (and reciprocal shareholding) with Standard Bank Group, Africa's largest lender by assets, with operations across 27 African countries. Safika's Chairman, Saki Macozoma, was formerly Deputy Chairman of Standard Bank and Chairman of its subsidiary, Liberty Holdings.

Moss Ngoasheng, Deputy Chairman and CEO of Safika Holdings (PTY) Ltd, joined co-founders and fellow shareholders William Pike, Keza Bunyenyezi, and Terry Downes on the board of MySafe Global Vaults.

MySafe is a private safe deposit box pioneer, bringing a fully automated service to the Middle East years ahead of the competition. As leading members of the prestigious Global Safe Deposit Federation, we deliver a 21st-century safe deposit box rental experience across 6 locations in Dubai — including DMCC Jumeirah Lake Towers, Palm Jumeirah, and Dubai Airport Freezone — with total privacy and the most advanced security infrastructure of its kind in the world.

Insurance is entirely optional and available whenever you'd like it, through Lloyd's of London, one of the largest insurance markets in the world — a genuine point of difference few providers in the region can match.

From our Dubai foundation, MySafe has expanded its automated vault concept globally — with operations now spanning Africa (Nairobi, Kenya), the USA, and India — bringing the same standard of privacy, security, and convenience to clients across four continents.

Using advanced safe robotics and a fully integrated privacy pod, we've lifted the safe deposit box into the 21st century. Accessing your box requires a bank-standard swipe card, a 4-digit PIN, and biometric vein verification — you alone hold the key to your box. Unlike traditional safe deposit centres, there's no "wall of boxes" on display; every box lives inside a customised, automated vault, with our robotics delivering it to its registered owner in under ten seconds.

A global entrepreneur focused on innovation and the development of strategic security initiatives with potential for exponential growth, Terry is the founder and current CEO of Dubai-based "MySafe Vaults DMCC" — a "World's First" automated, optionally Lloyd's-insured, convenient safe deposit box service.

An Irish military anti-terrorist background led in turn to a career in the private sector focused on specialised logistics security, culminating in his appointment as Head of Group Security with global freight integrator TNT at the group's headquarters in the Netherlands.

He has also studied Advanced Cargo Security Management at Merchant Marine Academy, King's Point, New York, worked in the US to explore the success of the initial US Multi-Jurisdictional Cargo Apprehension Task teams (CARGO CAT's), and led TNT — at the time one of the largest integrated freight forwarders in Europe — to join the Transported Assets Protection Association.

William is a British citizen and holds an MA in African Studies from the School of Oriental and African Studies and a BA in History from York University. From 1986 to 2006 he ran the New Vision, the national newspaper of Uganda, which remained highly profitable under his management.

In 1993 he started the first private FM radio station in sub-Saharan Africa when he launched Capital Radio in Uganda. With other partners,

that was the foundation for the start of the Radio Africa group, which today has six leading radio stations, two TV stations, the Star newspaper, and multiple websites in Kenya.

William is an author, serial entrepreneur, and the current Convergence Director of Radio Africa Group and a director of Star Publications in Kenya. He is resident in Nairobi but travels regularly to Uganda and the UK. William is married with two children.

Keza is the co-founder of ComzAfrica, which provides innovation-driven value addition to telcos and utility companies in Africa and the Middle East. As a seasoned entrepreneur with a background in advertising and banking, Keza quickly recognized the need for overdraft facilities and short-term cash advances in the African market and, together with a top-notch team, applied it to the telecom world.

Through her work at ComzAfrica, Keza has been at the forefront of shaping the mobile value-added space through the development and roll-out of the micro-lending platform Airtime Credit Solution.

A spirited entrepreneur, Keza firmly believes the success of a business is rooted in strategically building a strong team. Having done this with ComzAfrica, Keza has now redirected her energy to nurturing and growing her family enterprise, which she and her late father built through a series of investments in startups and assets.

Inspired by their collective vision and the opportunities across Africa, Keza has transitioned from working solely on ComzAfrica to shaping the strategic direction of the family's various investments, with the goal of building a lasting legacy of impact, prosperity, and sustainability.

Deputy Chairman and current CEO of Safika Holdings, Mr. Moss Ngoasheng — one of the most distinguished businessmen in South Africa today — completed a bachelor's degree in Economics and International Politics while incarcerated as a political

prisoner alongside Nelson Mandela on Robben Island. Following his release, he went on to graduate with a first class Honours degree in Industrial Sociology from the University of Natal (now the University of KwaZulu-Natal), after which he studied at the Institute of Development Studies at the University of Sussex in Brighton, England, gaining a Master's degree in Development Studies (First Class).

His distinguished career saw him serve as economic advisor in the South African Presidency from 1995 to 2000, and for a number of years he also served on the African National Congress's (ANC's) economic policy unit. He has consulted to the World Bank and the National Housing Forum (South Africa) on aspects of economic policy. In addition to his role with Safika, Moss is Chairman of the board of SABSA, the parent company of South African Breweries, and a member of the board of Dimension Data Middle East and Africa, Wingate Group Holdings (Pty) Ltd, and Business Leadership South Africa. He is a member of Harvard University's Index of African Governance Advisory Council.