Render of the Centre for Excellence entrance: container clusters under wide solar roofs, branded “haibo! africa institute”.

Ga-Moloi · Sekhukhune District · Limpopo

Haibo Centre for Excellence

A place to build from, not a place to leave.

A modular campus in Ga-Moloi, Sekhukhune, where young people learn to code, grow businesses and turn creative talent into careers. Designed, sited and ready for partners.

1.13 ha Site, ready to develop

5 Modular learning clusters

3,167 m² Planned floor area

500+ SMMEs to incubate

Why Ga-Moloi

Talent is everywhere. Opportunity is not.

Young people in rural Sekhukhune leave to find skills, jobs and capital. The Centre brings all three to them — close to home, on the route between Johannesburg and Polokwane.

Map of Ga-Moloi showing the site and the secondary schools around it.
Eight secondary schools around the site: Mabodibeng, Rebone, Legaletwla, Mapalagadi, Ponti, Matshumane, Sebjaneng, Guardian Angel’s College.

Bridging the digital divide.

A lack of tech skills limits employment options. We break historical cycles of inequality with practical, localised action: quality education and economic inclusion, delivered where young people already live.

The programme

Three ways to rise, under one roof.

Technology education

Coding and digital skills for young people, with a pipeline from the secondary schools around the site.

Business incubation

Training, mentorship and space to trade for 500+ SMMEs, from first idea to first hire.

Creative residency

A residency where creatives professionalise their craft, and earn from it.

Powered by the Haibo Africa Institute curriculum: three schools, 18 courses and a four-phase incubator, from readiness to growth.

The campus

Built to last. Built to grow.

Five clusters and a residency, each able to stand alone. The Centre opens in phases and grows with demand.

Render: the reception and Spazozo shop clusters, with a sign reading “Advancing social mobility”.
Render: a timber walkway between computer classrooms and the workshop.
Aerial render of the clusters with solar panels on the roofs.
  • Re-used shipping containers Durable, modular and quick to build.
  • Solar energy Solar panels on the roof canopies.
  • Rainwater harvesting 10 000-litre tanks under the timber decks.
  • Learning spaces Computer classrooms, a conference room and SMME display space.
  • Room to gather Shaded decks, courtyards and social space between clusters.
  • Food on site A food kiosk, a vegetable garden and a fish pond.
Walkthrough

Take the tour.

Under two minutes through the clusters, courtyards and classrooms.

The site

On the R579, easy to reach.

The site sits on the highway route that links Johannesburg and Polokwane. Commuters from both cities can get here, and building materials can be delivered without a detour.

Area schedule
Clusters 1–55 × 556 m²
Residency387 m²
Total planned floor area3 167 m²
Site11 266 m²
Site development plan: five clusters, the residency, parking, drop-off zone and fish pond.
Site development plan.
Partner with us

Fund a cluster. Change a district.

Every cluster is a self-contained phase, so your support turns into a working building — not a line in a long budget.

Government and agencies

One site that serves youth employment, SMME development and rural digital access at once. Partner with us on infrastructure, connectivity and programme funding.

Investors and corporates

Fund a cluster, sponsor learner cohorts through enterprise and supplier development, or bring your people in as mentors.

  1. Meet Walk the site and the plans with us.
  2. Shape Agree what you fund and what success looks like.
  3. Build Clusters go up one at a time; each opens when it is ready.
  4. Report You see learners trained, businesses supported and jobs created.

Let’s build it together.

Ask for the full concept drawings, the phasing plan or a site visit.

Architectural concept, drawings and renders: Studio Flux, 21 June 2026. A concept for discussion; final design subject to approvals and funding.