Isiba Le Africa

Isiba Le Africa ☆ business coaching; start & grow a business
☆ tribe membership club; groups & events
☆ online Isiba is a Ndebele word which means “feather”.

In the Ndebele culture a feather is a badge of honour worn by the Ndebele King to set him apart and to emblem his importance and due respect. Like the feather Isiba Le Africa is a representation of a royal culture, a community of people working together for the nations

Isiba Le Africa is an umbrella company setting the scene for many more entrepreneurial ventures that are set to transform Africa.



1. Entrepreneur Starter Pack

We help women across the continent of Africa to start and grow their own businesses. We work with our clients through the business cycle, strategically taking them on the journey step by step:

- from discovering their business passions and opportunities
- conceptualizing a business idea
- creating capital and sourcing funding
- required registrations
- branding and marketing
- to creating systems and procedures for daily ex*****on

• Contact us for a free 1 hour consultation

Business Kickstarter Program

Compliance Set Up – R2500.00
• Cipc Private Company Registration,
• Income Tax Registration,
• Tax Clearance,
• Share Certificate,
• Bbbee Certificate
• CSD Registration
• FNB Business Account

Branding Set Up – R3000
• Logo Design: x2 Variations x2 Revisions
• Letterhead Design: x2 Variations x2 Revisions
• Flyer Design x2 Variations x2 Revisions
• Business Card Design: x2 Variations x2 Revisions
• 100 Printed Business Card units: Full-Colour Front - B&W Back
• Facebook & Instagram Page set-up
• X1 Email signature (1-25 users)

Website Set Up – R3000
• Standard website / online store / subscription website
• Selection from various templates
• Free domain registration
• Website hosting
• Email hosting (30 x email accounts)

Business Plan Set Up – R3000
• Executive Summary
• Business Description
• Marketing Analysis
• SWOT Analysis
• Operational Plan
• Organisational Structure
• Industry Analysis
• Financial Plan

2. Tribe the Female Entrepreneur Memembership Club - R150.00 per month

Tribe is a membership club, an intentional gathering of like minded aspiring and established female entrepreneurs. The purpose is to provide a space for women to connect, create, and collaborate. We believe that doing business in relationship with others will lead to success. Sharing through community is part of our design, but meaningful business relationships aren’t always easy to find. The club exists to make these life-changing relationships relevant and accessible. Join the club for
- Monthly masterclass / mastermind session
- Support and accountability; private Facebook and WhatsApp group
- Weekly content designed to challenge growth and provide business solution

3. Online Store -
We sell business resources, apparel, business supplies and business stationary specifically curated for female entrepreneurs to help them be more productive and to make the entrepreneurship journey more enjoyable.

I am currently spending long hours almost every day in my business Zan Café because I am setting up systems, once they a...
19/08/2025

I am currently spending long hours almost every day in my business Zan Café because I am setting up systems, once they are in place I will have more freedom to live freely. If you don't want to be chained to your business forever this is your sign to build systems.

Systemizing a business means creating repeatable processes, clear structures, and automation so that the business can run smoothly without relying too much on you. Think of it as building a “machine” that keeps working regardless of whether the founder is directly involved.

When your business is systemized, it:

✓ Runs consistently without chaos.
✓ Can scale (franchises, branches, multiple products).
✓ Becomes attractive to investors and partners.
✓ Gives you freedom (so you work on the business, not in it).

If need help systemizing your business, contact me:
📞 0793233301 (call / whatsapp)
✉️ [email protected]
🔗 www.instagram.com/isibaleafrica

Happy Nelson Mandela Day 🇿🇦I didn't know Nelson Mandela personally, but something tells me that if he were here in 2025,...
18/07/2025

Happy Nelson Mandela Day 🇿🇦

I didn't know Nelson Mandela personally, but something tells me that if he were here in 2025, he’d be passionately advocating for entrepreneurship development.

Because honestly — what better weapon against poverty than entrepreneurship?
It’s how we build solutions, create jobs, and shift the trajectory of communities.

“Like slavery and apartheid, poverty is not natural. It is man-made and it can be overcome and eradicated by the actions of human beings.” — Nelson Mandela

Fire, laptop, phone, and trying to meet deadlines during a cold front 🥶🔥In my ideal world as an entrepreneur I would wor...
26/06/2025

Fire, laptop, phone, and trying to meet deadlines during a cold front 🥶🔥

In my ideal world as an entrepreneur I would work for 3 months and then travel for 3 months and then work for 3 months and then travel for 3 months... Do you know what I mean? 😅

If you want to start and grow a business? Asikhulume, let's talk:
📞 079 323 3301 (Call / WhatsApp)
📨 [email protected]
🌐 www.instagram.com/isibaleafrica

Let us handle the business, so you can master the craft.From admin and operations to strategy and structure — Isiba Le A...
19/06/2025

Let us handle the business, so you can master the craft.

From admin and operations to strategy and structure — Isiba Le Africa is your trusted support system. Whether you’re a creative, consultant, or coach, you don’t have to do it all alone.

🛠️ We manage. You create.
Let’s make your business work for you.

📞 079 323 3301 (Call / WhatsApp)
📨 [email protected]
🌐 www.instagram.com/isibaleafrica

Youth Day always sits heavy on my heart. 💔 It’s a reminder of how fiercely the youth of 1976 fought for change — how the...
16/06/2025

Youth Day always sits heavy on my heart. 💔 It’s a reminder of how fiercely the youth of 1976 fought for change — how they risked everything so we could have access to opportunity, dignity, and freedom.

And yet, here we are… with one of the highest youth unemployment rates in the world.

With the kind of foundation set by the youth of 1976, we should be doing better.

This isn’t just a day for celebration — it’s a day to reflect, to reignite purpose, and to ask ourselves:

1. How can we hold the government of South Africa accountable?
2. How are we honouring their sacrifice with our action?

South Africa’s unemployment rate remains alarmingly high 📉

Official unemployment rate (Q1 2025): 32.9% — up from 31.9% in Q4 2024, with about 8.2 million people unemployed .

**Expanded rate (including discouraged job-seekers): 43.1%** .

Youth (aged 15–34): 46.1% unemployed, marking a significant increase over the past decade .

Why it matters:
High unemployment undermines economic growth, increases social inequality, and fuels brain drain... Simply the unemployment state makes us destructive 💔

What can be done:

1. Fight corruption!!!
2. Real and proper entrepreneurship support — such as initiatives led by Isiba Le Africa.
3. Targeted job creation in growing sectors like transport, finance, utilities.
4. Stronger policy support for B-BBEE, small businesses, and digital startups.

Here’s a simple and powerful formula you can use as a caption:Want to start and grow your business? Follow this simple f...
07/05/2025

Here’s a simple and powerful formula you can use as a caption:

Want to start and grow your business? Follow this simple formula:

Start smart. Grow strong. Thrive with Isiba Le Africa.
📞 079 323 3301 (Call / WhatsApp)
📨 [email protected]
🌐 www.instagram.com/isibaleafrica

How should you split your time as an entrepreneur???Finding the right balance is key to staying productive and avoiding ...
24/04/2025

How should you split your time as an entrepreneur???

Finding the right balance is key to staying productive and avoiding burnout. Here’s a simple breakdown to guide your focus.

Tip:
Outsource or delegate tasks that don’t require you. Focus your time on what grows the business.

Looking for help on your entrepreneurship journey, let's connect:
📞 079 323 3301 (Call / WhatsApp)
📨 [email protected]
🌐 www.instagram.com/isibaleafrica

With Q1 done and dusted have you done your quarterly business alignment checkin? Success is in the details! How often do...
08/04/2025

With Q1 done and dusted have you done your quarterly business alignment checkin? Success is in the details! How often do you review your business? If you haven't yet, this is your reminder to get aligned!

Needing assistance with getting you and your business in shape, let's connect:
📞 079 323 3301 (call / WhatsApp)
📨 [email protected]
🌐 www.instagram.com/ isibaleafrica

Q1 Reflection Time!The first quarter is done and dusted — now it’s time to pause and reflect:What are your key lessons, ...
04/04/2025

Q1 Reflection Time!

The first quarter is done and dusted — now it’s time to pause and reflect:
What are your key lessons, wins, and takeaways from Q1?

Whether it was a breakthrough, a setback, or a growth moment, every experience is shaping your entrepreneurial journey.

Drop yours below — let’s grow and glow together!
📞 079 323 3301
📨 [email protected]
🌐 www.instagram.com/ isibaleafrica

In short: CIPC ensures your company remains legally registered, while SARS ensures you are tax compliant. Both are requi...
31/03/2025

In short: CIPC ensures your company remains legally registered, while SARS ensures you are tax compliant. Both are required to keep your business running smoothly!

Did you know that there is a difference???

Need help with compliance? We’ve got you covered!
📞 079 323 3301
📨 [email protected]
🌐 www.instagram.com/ isibaleafrica

Attending Proudly South African Buy Local Summit and Expo to explore how localisation can drive economic resilience! By ...
18/03/2025

Attending Proudly South African Buy Local Summit and Expo to explore how localisation can drive economic resilience! By supporting local businesses, developing homegrown industries, and fostering self-sufficiency, we can create sustainable growth that benefits our communities. Excited to learn, share, and network with like-minded changemakers.

What are your thoughts on localisation as a strategy for economic resilience?

Address

Del Prado, Hobart Road
Bryanston
2191

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:00 - 12:00

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