Joe offers braai (barbeque) facilities where people place their order and staff prepares it in a most delicate fashion they know best. The establishment has an outside area with chairs where people can sit around and enjoy their food and drinks. Joe’s also sell liquor - only to adults as stated by law.

Joe’s Butchery is a very sociable establishment where locals and tourists are all welcome to enjoy themselves at all times.

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Originally the business operated as a Sorghum Beer outlet, but patrons purchasing brandy from the bottle store started frequenting the place. This gave Stanley the idea to establish a tavern with a restaurant to cater for the patrons hunger while they enjoy their drinks.

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A pool table is also available for those who like to while away time while hanging around at Murphy’s Jazz Tavern.

Catering is done by arrangement for groups who are interested in coming over for lunch or dinner.  Security is also a priority at Murphy’s - in simple terms it means to feel at home away from home.

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This organisation is based in Alexander Township and North West Province (Mabopane).  The company once worked with the Tokologo Tours in Pretoria Centre, training their foreign visitors at the lodges, nature reserves, hotels and airports. It has also partnered with Coca-Cola Adi Pretoria Promotions Company, welcoming performances for their visitors, year-end events and community developments.

This business was started in 1997 as a non governmental Organisation, during this time the organisation specialised in theatre only.  As time progressed they saw the need for entertainment section for the organisation. Since it is a growing part, with the hope that it will create jobs and more income for the organisation.

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Khavho is a 100% black women owned business with five years experience in the tourism and hospitality industry. 

Rachel describes her business in her own words:

"I saw an opportunity in the formal tourism industry after catering informally with a church group of young ladies in 2001.  Our first huge catering job was during the launch of the Alexandra Urban Renewal Project in 2001.  We worked as a team from 2001-2003.  Other members took different directions early in 2003 to pursue other careers.  As the marketing manager of the group, I had already built a stong client base.  In cognisant of that I received calls from clients requesting quotations.  Through those requests I founded Khavho Travel and Tourism Services."

"Our dedication and determination have led us to high conviction since 2005, and since then I realised a need to train as a tour guide to enhance and grow the business.  We sought to add travel and tourism services in our business, whilst providing a full catering service.  It is through professional, prompt, por-active management, sensitivity to our clients needs, excellent customer service and the provision of quality service that has contributed to the growth of the company."

"Khavho Travel and Tourism Services prides itself as one of the rapidly growing small enterprises in the tourim industry."

Services:

• Private and corporate tours;
• Business tourism (meetings, conferences, exhibitions, etc);
• Shopping experiences;
• Sport and entertainment; and
• Health and culture.
  

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There is a bar area with a snooker table and visitors can buy crafts form the artist outside the pub.

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The owner describes how the business started:

"The business started in 1995 when I started a jazz workshop with a friend from England who was a professional musician.  We held jam sessions every Sunday and people and friends from all over came to listen.  I decided to build a place for them to sit and enjoy the music.  This is how the business started."

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Product lines:

• Marketing and research of heritage products and brands;
• Computer making and distribution;
• Sound and video for hire;
• Hospitality and tours; and
• Social history research.

Ditswapotleng Business Enterprise was established in 2003.  The business aims to empower previously disadvantaged individuals and sheer the need to create jobs for less fortunate people.

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Here you can enjoy peace and tranquility in the exquisite garden with a sparkling pool.  Guests are treated to a secure balanced life style of enjoying the tranquility at home while enjoying peaceful town life.

Facilities:

• Five bedroom units (three bedroom en-suite whilst the other two bedrooms share one bathroom with a shower and a bath);
• A fully equipped kitchen;
• Comfortable artistic lounge and dinning area;
• Swimming pool set in a marble stone landscaped garden;
• All linen and towels are provided;
• Television with remote and DSTV compaq in each suite; and
• Secure parking for ten vehicles behind automated gates.

Libalele Guesthouse is built around a quiet neighbourhood of Bramley, conveniently situated midway between Midrand and Johannesburg, South Africa. 

Libalele Guesthouse has easy access to the main transport routes, convenient shopping and excellent restaurants.
They can arrange conferences, special functions, breakfast meetings and day tours to most popular tourist attractions, historical sights, museums, world heritage sights and game reserves.

Major attractions:

• 12km from Oliver Tambo International Airport;
• 8km from Sandton City;
• 5km from Melrose Arch;
• 1.5km from major free ways N3, N12 and M1;
• 1.5km from Greenstone Shopping Centre; and
• 1.5 km from Mandela Museum in Alexandra.

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