Tokafala Graduates 20 Entrepreneurs

Monday, December 18, 2017

Since inception about four years ago, Tokafala business advisory programme has empowered about 271 entrepreneurs with business management skills and mentorship as part of their mandate of promoting economic development.

This year, the programme has graduated about 20 entrepreneurs in Gaborone and 35 in Francistown. Initially, the programme targeted 600 micro-enterprises and 445 small ones.

Speaking during the graduation recently, the programme’s Hub Manager, Victor Mong’gae said the programme aims to promote economic development and employment creation through Small Macro Medium Enterprises (SMME) support.

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