Amanda Jojo

The cafe offers different teas (normal tea fruit infusions and iced tea). Their tea is from the Toni Glass Collection, a remarkable infusion of tradition and new-age tea drinking, sourced from all worldwide. They also have House Blend from Earthen Coffee roasters, blended different African origins, and Kenyan coffee from BLK, a Kenyan-origin coffee roasted in Centurion by a black-owned roastery. Explaining the meaning behind The Trea Garden, founder, Amanda Jojo said there are many trees in their garden and they wanted to highlight that they were a tea and coffee house, so the two combinations sounded much nicer and unique.

Mentors make a positive difference to the trajectory of very young entrepreneurs. Read Amanda's case study at anzisha.org/itstartswithyou to find out how she leveraged her relationships to grow her business. It Starts With You is a 8 episode docu-series that explores the stories of very young African entrepreneurs and the key moments that contributed to their success. These eight stories have been chosen because of the passion, commitment, drive, and grit that these young people exhibited as they created their own pathways. Watch inspiring stories of very young entrepreneurs at anzisha.org/itstartswithyou

The Trea Garden is a little antique garden cafe located in Midrand and it’s definitely worth a visit. Go for their delicious coffee and tea variaties but the carrot cake, gourmet ice-cream, chocolate milkshake, the beautiful scenery, the peaceful tranquility of the surroundings and the general charm of the place will keep you coming back for more.

Meet Amanda Jojo, who at just 21, will be launching The Trea Garden, a coffee shop which indulges her love of good quality coffee.

Entrepreneurship is central to Africa’s economic growth and is one of the keys to unlocking job opportunities for young people across the continent. Mastercard Foundation in partnership with the African Leadership Academy (ALA) is pleased to announce that 20 of Africa’s youngest and brightest entrepreneurs will join the Anzisha Fellowship

After a gruelling four-hour judging process, University of Pretoria soil science student Palesa Motaung emerged as the South African champion in the Entrepreneurs’ Organisation’s Global Student Entrepreneur Awards (GSEA).

The Global Student Entrepreneur Awards (GSEA), a global initiative of the Entrepreneurs Organisation (EO) is aiming to support young local entrepreneurs.