Botswana Founders Invited to Coffee Session with Entrepreneur Lerang Selolwane

Botswana Founders Invited to Coffee Session with Entrepreneur Lerang Selolwane. Botswana’s early-stage entrepreneurs are in for an inspiring and knowledge-packed experience this Friday, June 6, as the MIT Kuo Sharper Center for Prosperity and Entrepreneurship, in collaboration with the Botswana Digital and Innovation Hub (BDIH), hosts a special Coffee Session featuring local entrepreneur Lerang Selolwane.

The session, which will take place from 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM at the BDIH Science and Technology Park in Block 8, Gaborone, aims to bring together aspiring business founders, startup teams, and innovation-driven minds in an open and interactive environment.

Attendees will hear first-hand insights from Selolwane’s entrepreneurial journey, including practical lessons on building and scaling startups in Botswana. The event is designed to foster local connections while offering actionable advice from someone who has navigated the realities of starting and growing a business in the country.

Organizers say the session is not just a talk, but a valuable opportunity to network over coffee, exchange ideas, and strengthen the local innovation community. Botswana-based founders and entrepreneurs in the early stages of their journey are particularly encouraged to attend.

The event is free to attend, but registration is required. Interested individuals can apply via the provided form link: Apply Here.

This Coffee Session is part of the broader Botswana Early-Stage Program, which supports grassroots entrepreneurship, innovation, and inclusive economic development. With Botswana’s startup scene steadily growing, platforms like these continue to play a vital role in nurturing talent and creating collaboration opportunities.