Dream Flavours: Turning Local Fruits Into Delicacies

Monday, March 18, 2019

Dream Flavours employee showcasing their yogurt machinery

Botswana imports through and from South Africa almost every food products from yoghurt to juice. This comes as a result of many local businesses here not venturing into such food products.

However, White Angels has identified this gap in the market and turned it into a lifetime opportunity. The citizen-owned company is situated at Bokaa ward in Molepolole.

The company, which trades as Dream Flavours, was started on October 5, 2009 by a group of women namely; Litah Malejane, Chedza Nkhwa, Margaret Kgosi, Kelebogile Majaye and Lillian Kheba.

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