Youth K2C Green Entrepreneurs spark

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Written by: Pheona Phalane
A partnership between Maruleng Municipality, Hoedspruit Chamber of Commerce and the Kruger2Canyons Biosphere facilitated the services of Indalo Inclusive to guide young entrepreneurs to develop their business ideas.

The training started on 23 September 2019 at The Oaks Community Hall. 

During the first month the nine participants got primary lessons of how to create a great business idea that benefit the society. During the second month the participants were taught how to write business plans, how to conduct themselves as businessmen/women and how to approach other well-established business owners for assistance.

During the third month the participants got an opportunity to practice what they learned and prepare for a pitch that took place on the 6th of November. Out of the nine only the top three received prizes to assist in their businesses. Miss Phalane Pheona won the 1st prize worth R2000, Miss Morongwa Shai won the 2nd prize worth R1500 and Mr. Stimela Mmola won the 3rd prize worth R1000.

Amongst the attendants were representatives from Kruger to Canyons Biosphere Region, LEDET, NYDA, Hoedspruit Chamber of Commerce, The Oaks counsellor and the Maruleng Municipality Mayor. All the participants received a certificate for completing the Indalo-preneurship training and mentoring. The training was insightful and beneficial for the growth and success of the upcoming entrepreneurs. 


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