Kasi Vibe Festival calls for entrepreneurs
Following a hiatus caused by the pandemic, the popular exhibition platform Kasi Vibe Festival is back, with its next instalment scheduled for Thursday, 3 March, to Sunday, 6 March, in Windhoek.
The organisers are now urging small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and start-up businesses that offer services or products to apply for exhibition stalls.
“Covid-19 affected many SMEs and upcoming start-ups. Kasi Vibe Namibia wants provide an opportunity for local entrepreneurs to meet, demonstrate and share their talents, goods, services and products, thereby promoting SME development in Namibia,” a press statement from the organisation read.
Covid-19 rules and regulations are in place for the event. Applications are available on the Kasi Vibe website www.kasivibe.com.na
“Kasi is and still remains the common slang used among young people in Namibia in the community to refer to the location they are from. It is from this background Kasi Vibe Namibia aims to create a platform in the community with the objective to bring out young entrepreneurs to showcase their innovative offerings,” the statement read.
The organisers are now urging small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and start-up businesses that offer services or products to apply for exhibition stalls.
“Covid-19 affected many SMEs and upcoming start-ups. Kasi Vibe Namibia wants provide an opportunity for local entrepreneurs to meet, demonstrate and share their talents, goods, services and products, thereby promoting SME development in Namibia,” a press statement from the organisation read.
Covid-19 rules and regulations are in place for the event. Applications are available on the Kasi Vibe website www.kasivibe.com.na
“Kasi is and still remains the common slang used among young people in Namibia in the community to refer to the location they are from. It is from this background Kasi Vibe Namibia aims to create a platform in the community with the objective to bring out young entrepreneurs to showcase their innovative offerings,” the statement read.
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