Entrepreneurs

Welcome to our community of entrepreneurs, consisting of SMMEs in different stages of their entrepreneur journey. Among them you’ll find SMMEs offering products or services, and looking for investment or scaling opportunities in the region. Representing entrepreneurs across Africa, but particularly Botswana, Eswatini, Lesotho, Namibia and South Africa, select a profile to find out more about an entrepreneur, their work, and to communicate directly with them.

Sphatlo Ke Kota

Sphatlo Ke Kota (SKK) is a vibrant, community-focused food business located in Mamelodi West, Pretoria. Established by two sisters and a friend, SKK has become a culinary hub where locals enjoy high-quality, hearty meals in a welcoming atmosphere.

Founding and Purpose

SKK was founded out of a shared

ShiluvaFastFood

Shiluva Fast Food makes kotas (Bunny chows) and chips (potato fries) on a daily basis as well as selling basic grocery items.

Fooddable

Fooddable is a food security enterprise that reduces food waste from fast food chains. This is done by creating tokens that can be redeemed for meals at partnered restaurants. The tokens can be bought by anyone and can be given to someone in need or saved for personal use. Fooddable then pays the

Not really where you want to be?

Not to worry, as most journeys are seldom in a straight line from start to finish. You might find more suitable partners in our other communities on the portal. Check out our ‘entrepreneur’ or ‘innovator’ sections for more information.

Innovator

Are you an innovator?

You don’t want to start your own enterprise, but have a passion for creating new knowledge, processes, products, or models. You’re probably a researcher that wants others to benefit from your unique intellectual property and, looking to license or further develop your innovation.

Investor

Are you an Investor?

You want to support the creation of socio-economic wealth by investing monetary and non-monetary resources into services, enterprises and products. If so, start here:

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