WELCOME TO RIXAKA FUNERALS

Rixaka Funerals is a funeral service provider based in Limpopo, Mpumalanga and Gauteng.
We provide funeral insurance products and burial services for bereaved families.

Why Consider Us

We have 11 years of providing great service

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Rixaka Funerals - Range of Products

Burial Scheme

Burial products that cover you and your family members for a full funeral service package, which includes mortuary, grocery pay-out, tent & chairs, family cars, etc. under one premium

Insurance Policy

Cash pay-out of up to R30, 000 according to contract of agreement which was signed upon joining

Pre-Need Policy

Funeral packages for clients that want more than the standard funeral, which includes a variety of high end caskets and family cars, flowers, grave building, videography and many more.

Group Scheme

Group packages for families, societies/social clubs and employers, which are customised according to group’s needs/requirements.

Your Claim Steps

Submit Claim to claims@rixaka.co.za

Policy Validated

Claim Verification

Claim Paid within 48 Hours

Requirements to Claim

BI1663 Forms
Death Certificate
ID Copy of the Deceased
ID Copy of Claimant
Bank Statement
Claim Form (Download Here)

Claim Form Download Here

Print the form
Complete the form
Sign the form
Fax or Email the form, together with relevant supporting documents

"Hi Rixaka... A Hi Khomisaneni".

Loose English translations means: “We are one (a tribe / nation)... let’s assist each other".
~RIXAKA MOTTO

In the old primitive days, life was all about sharing. The clan (maxaka) was the pillar of the tribe (rixaka). Wealth was not defined in monetary terms, but in the collective support of the entire clan (maxaka) and the tribe (rixaka). The clan (maxaka) and the tribe (rixaka) collectively supported one another through thick and thin. Among other things, they would till their land (tsima), share their food and bury their dead together. The values of the extended family also meant that there was no childless family, no orphans, no street children, no old age homes and; above all, no poverty. A child saw every elderly person as its father; mother, brother, sister, uncle or aunt and vice versa.