ORIBI Village is launching a 4-month entrepreneurship program for social entrepreneurs

We had Spokazi Tati from Oribi Village, an innovative movement that promotes and supports local social entrepreneurs based in Cape Town and its surrounding townships, driven by social and environmental responsibility.
ORIBI VILLAGE’s mission is to enable and connect ideas and individual actions to ignite a collective movement towards social and environmental changes.


They are an  incubation program throughout the whole year.They have different programs ,they started last year around mid-August and only had their first intake of social entrepreneurs in September they are launching their third quarter for off applications that carry what's happening now . The concept behind that was really to promote the lifetime of a ruby and constantly goes with the community and grows up habitat the moment it basically Crescent dies with the other relief that it goes with and it's also I think it's native to Southern Africa or Africa in general so that's with them from that's also one of the missions .

ORIBI Village is launching a 4-month entrepreneurship program for social entrepreneurs and future change makers working in the tourism industry.The training is free of charge and will take place at Oribi Village (19 Park Road, Gardens) and the deadline to apply is on August 19th.

They offer a co-working space in the heart of Cape Town, a collaborative and tailored workshops, personalized follow-up and support, mentorship provided by a team of dedicated experts, access to a wide network of entrepreneurs, corporate and investors, a free access to ORIBI weekly events.
The selection process will be held on Thursday 22nd and Friday 23rd and the program starts on September 5th.

For more information, you can contact them on:
Facebook: Oribi villgae
Instagram: Oribi village



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