Tag Archives: Lesotho

Expo & Business Summit 2018

We would like to thank The Entrepreneurs Network for providing members of The Hub with sponsored tickets to attend 2018 Expo And Business Summit from November 19-23, 2018! Our members learned valuable lessons about the relationship between education and entrepreneurship among other things. Here is what Hub volunteer Thabo Mohloboli had to say about his experience at theContinue reading “Expo & Business Summit 2018”

#16Days concert with MIP

Huge thanks to Magic In Progress for supporting #16Days at The Hub with a concert on November 17, 2018! Magic In Progress (MIP) is a Maseru based hip hop collective, who have been supporting The Hub for several years with free performances and workshops. We are incredibly grateful for their support! The line up featured T-Mech, RMC, Kimberley, Stevey-E, RifleContinue reading “#16Days concert with MIP”

350+ Youth Trained During Africa Code Week

From October 16-20, 2018 The Hub partook in Africa Code Week 2018, in partnership with GEM Institute.  We hosted groups of learners from local schools who got to learn the basics of coding with Scratch, a game developed by MIT. During the week, The Hub trained 353 youth with 279 of them being girls! Africa Code WeekContinue reading “350+ Youth Trained During Africa Code Week”

Women in Technology & Social Entrepreneurship

On Wednesday Ocotber 17, 2018 we hosted GEM Institute and Africa Code Week for a ‘Women in Technology & Social Entrepreneurship’ workshop this morning. 26 girls and women partook and learned about gender issues, entrepreneurship and digital marketing from GEM Institute, Mohloli oa Tsebo, The Nala Project: Community Market & Vodacom Lesotho Foundation.  

Thank you!

Many thanks to everyone who joined our team by donating to The Hub and helping us continue our work in Lesotho. Here are some reasons people supported The Hub: “Because I BELIEVE in having access to tools for LEARNING” “I donated because young people all over the world deserve guidance and nurturing as they learnContinue reading “Thank you!”