Three Youth Entrepreneurs Find Niche In Cloud Accounting

Monday, September 03, 2018

When on graduation, most young people hit the streets looking to be absorbed into the work market, the trio Botswana Accountancy College graduates, Tshepo Ntshekang, Kao Kgosi and Kgosi Kgosi decided to be their own bosses and started their cloud accounting firm.

The company, NGBO, offers an online cloud based accounting for SME’s, tax scribe, other services including secretarial services, tax registrations and de-registration, VAT/Tax waivers, appeals, submissions and fillings.

In an interview with Monitor Business, Ntshekang said that the idea started during their tertiary days where they brainstormed ideas on what to do upon completion of their studies.“We were always talking about starting our business during our breaks at school because we were aware of the unemployment rate.

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Three Youth Entrepreneurs Find Niche In Cloud Accounting

When on graduation, most young people hit the streets looking to be absorbed into the work market, the trio Botswana Accountancy College graduates, Tshepo Ntshekang, Kao Kgosi and Kgosi Kgosi decided to be their own bosses and started their cloud accounting firm.