However, most don’t suit digital nomads. They’re more focused on corporate clients or social impact initiatives. If you’re looking for community, events, and group activities – you might be disappointed. 

So, I compiled a list of the best coworking spaces in Africa for digital nomads. To create the list, I asked our African digital nomad community for their top picks, and used my experience working remotely on the continent since 2016. 

Without further ado, here are the best coworking spaces in every region of Africa – tailored to nomads. 

Read More >>> The Best Digital Nomad Destinations in Africa

Southern Africa

Namibia

WildWifi, Windhoek

Located in the heart of Windhoek, WildWifi is the perfect homebase to explore Namibia’s spectacular nature and unique coastal getaways. 

The coliving space includes spacious rooms (with dedicated workspaces), a shared lounge and coworking desks, pool, kitchen, laundry, and every other convenience. You’ll be hosted by a community manager ready to assist with your every need. And downtown Windhoek is only a short drive away. 

But the highlight of WildWifi is the community. Currently, they run monthly coliving retreats, with everyone starting on the same day. So, you have a ready-made community to join and explore Namibia with. During your stay, the community manager will help you plan safaris, surf trips, camping adventures, and anything else you fancy. 

Namibia is one of the most unique countries in Africa. And WildWifi can be your gateway to explore it, creating unforgettable memories while making friendships that last a lifetime. More info.

Desert & Ocean Coworking, Swakopmund

Desert & Ocean Coworking offers a unique work-travel experience in Swakopmund, Namibia’s surf capital and gateway to the enchanting Skeleton Coast. 

Additionally, their partnership with Damarana Safaris ensures that while weekdays are dedicated to productive work, weekends are reserved for unforgettable journeys, exploring Namibia’s diverse beauty.

Read more >>> Namibia Digital Nomad Guide 

Zimbabwe

Nomad’s Land, Victoria Falls

Nomad’s Land is fantastic coworking space in the heart of downtown Victoria Falls. It has everything you need to stay online, including backup power, universal sockets, friendly and supportive staff, and aircon. When you need to take a break, there are plenty of cafes and restaurants outside the door, the Falls are a short walk away, too. More info.

Read more >>> Victoria Falls Digital Nomad Guide

Impact Hub, Harare, Zimbabwe 

In case you’ve never heard of them before, Impact Hub is a global chain of community and impact-focused coworking spaces. The spaces are always well-managed and a hub (#notsorry) for local tech and entrepreneurship communities. So, there’s always interesting people hanging around. 

Impact Hub Harare provides a quiet environment to work, with regular events if you feel like networking while in town. It’s a short distance from central Harare and easily accessible by taxi. 

South Africa

Workshop17, Cape Town and Johannesburg

Workshop17 is South Africa’s premier coworking space chain. 

It has spaces conveniently located throughout Cape Town and Johannesburg. Each one has a unique vibe and design, and share some common traits: excellent facilities, flexible pricing, onsite cafes and restaurants, amazing staff, and much more. 

Once you join one Workshop17 space, even on a flexible plan or day pass, you can extend your membership to the spaces in another city. You can walk in, automatically connect the Wifi, and get set up in less than 2 minutes. 

Workshop17 also has spaces in Mauritius, for when you decide to visit the island paradise.

WeWork, Cape Town and Johannesburg 

WeWork has one location in Cape Town CBD and two in Joburg’s main business districts – Sandton and Rosebank. 

Each location lives up to the brand’s reputation for modern, comfortable, well-maintained spaces focusing on community. They’re also incredibly cheap compared to some rivals. 

If you just need a shared desk for the day and don’t want to spend too much money, WeWork is a great choice. 

Hallmark House, Johannesburg

Hallmark House is a popular design hotel and residential apartment building in downtown Joburg. The beautiful building includes:

• Two workspaces (ground floor and rooftop)
• A small gym
• Rooftop nightclub
• A basement jazz bar
• 24/7 security
• A backup generator.

I lived and worked here for two weeks in 2023 and recommend it to anyone visiting Joburg for the first time.

Read More >>> Johannesburg digital nomad guide 

Ideas Cartel, Cape Town

Ideas Cartel has three locations in Cape Town CBD and upscale De Waterkant neighborhood. 

The shared workspaces are defined by plush furnishings, warm mood lighting, lots of leather, and dark wood. It’s a classy setting to spend the day, with all the amenities you need to stay productive and online. 

Ideas Cartel may be the most popular coworking space in Cape Town for digital nomads. They host regular meetups, get-togethers, and open coworking days. 

Read more >>> South Africa Digital Nomad Guide 

Zambia

The Works @ Latitude 15 Degrees, Lusaka

A beautiful coworking club in Lusaka’s most popular boutique hotel. I spent a day working here, and enjoyed jumping between the indoor workspaces, outdoor lounge and pool, and cafe. The decor is a delightful mix of traditional African and contemporary touches, with plenty of quiet workspaces and meeting rooms.

The staff is super friendly, and the hotel’s restaurant has a fascinating menu. Try the crocodile, if you’re so inclined. 

Honestly, The Works was the highlight of my trip to Lusaka – which was otherwise unremarkable. 

East Africa

Kenya

Skippers Coliving, Diani

The only air conditioned coworking space on the coast with fully redundant power and fibre + Starlink internet.

The coworking at the coliving is open to residents and during less busy periods to external visitors on a $10/day day pass which gives access to the coworking, gym (also air conditioned) and water coolers. More info.

Pallet Cafe, Diani

Pallet Cafe is a stunning beachfront restaurant with dedicated workspaces. Spending a day working here, you’ll enjoy freaky caught seafood, expertly brewed coffee, a relaxing atmosphere, and spectacular views. Not to mention, the Indian Ocean is only a few meters away. 

I basically live in Pallet Cafe whenever I visit Diani. And you probably will, too! – More info

Ikigai, Nairobi

Ikigai is a chain of beautiful outdoor and indoor coworking spaces across Nairobi. They’re perfect if you like to mix nature with work, offering serene environments in convenient locations.

The spaces also emphasise sustainability and wellness, hosting events related to these themes. And they’re home to the best baristas and coffee in Kenya.

Nairobi Garage, Nairobi

Another popular coworking chain in Nairobi. Nairobi Garage is more corporate than Ikiagi but also cheaper, with more flexible packages starting from ~$50/month. The decor is simple but functional, and they have everything you need for a productive day’s work. 

Jenga Leo, Nairobi

A spacious, nicely decorated coworking space in Nairobi’s main business area – Westlands. There’s a mix of indoor and outdoor spaces, a restaurant, rooftop bar, and in-house gym personal trainers. 

Jenga Leo has an abundance of shared workspaces and private booths across two floors of a big office building. So, even when it’s busy, it never feels crowded.

Read more >>> Kenya Digital Nomad Guide 

Tanzania

The Train’s House, Zanzibar

The Train’s House is the most popular coworking space in Zanzibar. It’s located on the edge of Stone Town’s old town and walking distance from most accommodations in the city. 

You’ll find everything you need for a productive work day: backup power, aircon, phone booths, a cafe, and plenty of eateries close by. They also host weekly events for members and have some coliving apartments next door. 

Read More >>> Zanzibar Digital Nomad Guide

Ndoto Compass, Moshi

Ndoto Compass provides a versatile coworking space open seven days a week and conveniently located in downtown Moshi. 

The internet is fast and reliable, there’s free tea and coffee, and it’s always a quiet atmosphere even when busy. Staff are friendly and helpful to international visitors. 

ZO Spaces, Dar es Salaam

ZO Spaces has a couple of branches in Tanzania’s capital. The best for digital nomads is located at the Slipway in Masaki. The Slipway is a popular shopping and dining area amongst tourists and Tanzanians. So, a great spot to get some fresh air between work sessions. 

The coworking space is ultra-modern, with beautiful workspaces, plenty of aircon, soundproof phone booths, and everything else you need. It’s also quiet. I didn’t see anyone else working there on my visits. So, come for productivity over community. 

Uganda

Hive Colab, Kampala

I worked from Hive Colab all the way back in 2016. It was my first time in Africa, managing a backpacker hostel for 6 months. I would come to Hive Collab when I needed a break or more reliable internet. 

I honestly can’t believe it’s still open, and don’t know what to expect these days. But when I worked there, it was simple, functional, friendly, and safe in a convenient location. 

Circular Design Hub, Kampala

Circular Design Hub Kampala offers a collaborative coworking environment for diverse professionals, from entrepreneurs to tech startups. 

Emphasizing the economic value of creativity and ‘design thinking,’ it’s a comfortable workspace for independent startups and consultants, promoting sharing, engagement, and collaboration between members.

The location is a bit far from central Kampala, but easily accessible with an Uber. There’s an in-house cafe, with a gym and shopping mall closeby. So, once you arrive in the morning, you can easily stay in the area all day.

Ethiopia

BlueSpace, Addis Ababa

BlueSpace is a modern coworking space in Addis Ababa’s popular “downtown” area, Bole. It’s comfortable, brightly lit, and has everything you need for a productive day. 

My favorite thing about BlueSpace is the daily coffee ceremony. Everyone is invited to stop working and join a traditional coffee break with your coworkers. You sit in a big circle and chat aimlessly for as long as you choose, then return to work. Amazing!

Iceaddis, Addis Ababa

A pioneer in the Ethiopian startup scene, known for its vibrant community and regular events that bring together innovators and creators. The space offers a collaborative environment with a focus on social impact projects.

Read more >>> Ethiopia Digital Nomad Guide

Rwanda

Norrsken House, Kigali

Norrsken House is a stunning coworking space built in a former international school by a Nordic venture capital fund (Norrsken).

While serving as Norrsken’s HQ for their East Africa investments, its become the premier coworking space for Rwanda’s rapidly growing startup scene. It’s a huge complex of indoor and outdoor workspaces, landscaped gardens, and modern amenities. 

For nomads, it’s the best place in Kigali to work, meet interesting locals, attend cool events, and get insider tips on things to do in the city. 

Impact Hub Kigali, Kigali

Impact Hub Kigali combines a coworking space with a community center in a comfortable setting. It has everything you need to work, including relaxation areas and a large balcony – for when you need to recharge and catch some fresh air. 

Read more >>> Kigali Digital Nomad Guide

North Africa

Morocco

SunDesk Coworking, Taghazout

Sundesk is the OG digital nomad coworking space in Morocco – actually, all of Africa. 

It’s been open almost a decade, and remains popular for its comfortable indoor and outdoor workspaces, community events, laid-back vibe, and excellent location in the heart of Taghazout. You’ll only be a few minutes from the beach, and you’ll make plenty of friends to enjoy it with. 

Windy Bay Space, Taghazout

Windy Bay Space provides a unique work environment with a stunning beach view. Spread across two floors, and meters from the beach, you can enjoy high-speed internet, complimentary drinks and snacks, and amazing assistance from the team that runs it. 

Atlas Wonders Coworking Surf Camp, Tamraght

Situated near Taghazout , Agadir, and Marrakech – Atlas Wonders provides an ideal location for both work and adventure. 

The surf camp is just minutes from the ocean, offering breathtaking views, sunsets, and world-class waves at your doorstep. This setting perfectly combines work with Morocco’s enchanting culture, food, and natural beauty​.

The coworking space at Atlas Wonders has 500 mbps fiber-optic connectivity and comfortable seats, ensuring that digital nomads have a reliable and comfortable workspace. The camp offers surf and yoga coaching with licensed coaches who cater to all levels, from complete beginners to advanced surfers and yogis​​.

Read more >>> Morocco Digital Nomad Guide

Egypt

El Coworking Space, Dahab

El Coworking offers a modern but cozy space meters from the Red Sea, with a stunning view of the crystal clear waters. 

The internet is fast and reliable, with backup connections and servers in case of any disruption. There’s plenty of workspaces to choose from. The coffee is fantastic and the staff is always available to help. 

Dahab is known for its pristine beaches, mesmerizing coral reefs, and a relaxing promenade steps away from the coworking space. This allows you to easily transition from work to leisure, immersing yourself in the natural beauty and recreational activities. 

Mojo Cowork Cafe, Dahab

Mojo Cowork Cafe is a 4-in-1 package: a cafe, coworking space, watersports center, and accommodation provider. The food is tasty and the location is amazing. The coworking space has fast, reliable internet, plenty of quiet spots to work, and aircon!

Mojo attracts an international crowd of digital nomads, pro athletes, lifestyle rebels, and fun-seekers for its unique atmosphere. When you’re finished working for the day, join a scuba trip, tour of the desert, learn to free drive… or just hang out and soak up the vibe. 

302Labs Coworking Space, Cairo

If you’re visiting Cairo, 302Labs Coworking Space in Nasr City offers a professional workspace and convenient location. Founded by freelancers, the coworking space caters specifically to the needs of independent workers and teams, providing reliable internet and a comfortable environment.

While Nasr City may not be a traditional tourist hotspot, it offers a unique perspective on the local culture and lifestyle, modern amenities, and easy access to various parts of the city.

​​The coworking space itself is thoughtfully designed with dedicated work desks, comfortable chairs, and cozy relaxation areas. It’s got amenities like high-speed WIFI, a photo studio, and event space. For leisure, members can enjoy facilities like an XBOX and darts.

Read more >>> Egypt Digital Nomad Guide

Algeria

Orbit Coworking & Training Space, Algiers

Orbit Coworking & Training Space in Algiers offers a unique blend of a modern and fully equipped workspace with a dynamic, community-focused atmosphere.

It has the most interesting facilities on this list: air purifiers, comfortable bean bags, biometric access, a cafeteria, cat-friendly areas, customer support, drinking water, a library, mail handling, a nap room, an onsite cafeteria, a pool table, and a washroom​​. 

And while Orbit hosts lots of trainings and workshops, don’t worry. These are kept separate from the coworking space, so you won’t be disturbed while you work.

Read more >>> Algeria Digital Nomad Guide

Tunisia

The Green Box, Tunis

The Green Box is Tunisia’s first eco-friendly coworking space.

It’s known for its cozy and relaxed atmosphere, with various open spaces, private rooms, and meeting rooms available. But The Green Box goes beyond being just a workspace; it actively fosters a green, eco-friendly community with a strong commitment to sustainability​​.

You’ll have the opportunity to engage with the local ecosystem is invaluable. Green Box hosts in-house events, talks, and workshops, perfect for widening your network and immersing yourself in the Tunisian business and creative scenes. The space is open 24/7 and provides free snacks and coffee​​.

Read more >>> Tunisia Digital Nomad Guide

West Africa

Ghana

​​Impact Hub, Accra

Impact Hub Accra is a gem for digital nomads in the center of Ghana’s lively capital. 

It offers more than just high-speed internet and comfortable workstations. Here, you’re at the heart of Accra’s tech and startup scene, surrounded by innovators and entrepreneurs. Regular events provide great networking opportunities. 

Located in Osu district, you’ll be close to cafes and cultural hotspots, making it perfect for work, play, and city explorations. 

Senegal

AfricaWorks, Dakar

AfricaWorks has an easygoing vibe and supportive staff. It’s centrally located close to Dakar’s coolest neighborhoods, and has everything you need for a productive work session. 

Nigeria

Venia Business Hub, Lagos

Venia Business Hub opened in 2011, and is Nigeria’s leading serviced, virtual, and coworking space. Its designed to address the challenges Nigerian entrepreneurs face in finding affordable, accessible, and well-equipped workspaces. 

For digital nomads, Venia offers convenient workspaces in a fun but productive environment where you can meet lots of young Nigerian creatives and entrepreneurs. Its located in one of the most affluent and safe areas of Lagos, Lekki. This upscale area is a business and leisure hub, offering easy access to the city’s best restaurants, shops, and cultural attractions. You can enjoy the perfect balance between a productive work environment and the vibrant local lifestyle.

Indian Ocean Islands

Mauritius

Workshop17, multiple locations

Workshop17 has three locations in Mauritius, but my favorite is The Precinct in Grand Baie.

Grand Baie is one of the island’s best resort towns. ​​The location provides easy access to beautiful beaches, crystal-clear waters, and a lively atmosphere. After a productive work session, you can unwind on the beach, enjoy water sports, or explore the local markets and seaside restaurants.

If you want to be closer to the capital, Port Louis, Workshop17 Savannah is only a short drive from the city. The upcoming Telfair location in Moka Smart City is a mixed-use precinct that promises enhanced accessibility, vibrant pedestrian streets, and a variety of restaurants, bars, and shops.

Each location has been strategically chosen to offer unique advantages, whether it’s the bustling seaside life at Grand Baie, Savannah’s serene environment, or the soon-to-open Telfair’s urban vibe.

Read more >>> Mauritius Digital Nomad Guide

Seychelles

Blend Seychelles 

Blend Seychelles appears to be the only coworking space in the Seychelles, built especially for freelancers and remote workers. It’s in the middle of Mahé, the main island, with everything you need to work. 

Pallet Cafe Diani is a stunning beach cafe and co-working space for digital nomads in Kenya. Located on the beautiful beach of Diani, Pallet Cafe offers a peaceful and inspiring work environment for remote workers and entrepreneurs.

The cafe itself is mostly outdoors, with a simple and rustic design. It has a range of seating options, including tables and bar stools, all of which are surrounded by lush greenery. The natural surroundings and beach location create a tranquil atmosphere, perfect for getting work done

In addition to its stunning beach setting, Pallet Cafe also offers a range of amenities to make the work day easier and more enjoyable. There is high-speed WiFi available throughout the cafe, as well as a range of outlets for charging laptops and other devices. The cafe also has a range of food and drink options, including coffee, tea, pastries, and sandwiches, to keep you fueled throughout the day.

Overall, Pallet Cafe is the perfect destination for digital nomads looking for a unique and beautiful co-working space on the beach in Kenya. Its simple and rustic design, range of amenities, and excellent location make it an ideal choice for anyone looking to work remotely in a serene and inspiring setting.

Contacts and Social Media

• Phone number: +254743909835 
• Location: Diani Beach Rd., Galu, Diani

As you plan your stay in Johannesburg, it’s essential to find a coworking space that suits your needs and professional preferences. From modern and sophisticated spaces to more casual and collaborative environments, this city’s coworking scene boasts something for everyone. In this article, we will explore some of the best coworking spaces in Johannesburg with reliable internet connections, comfortable work areas, and top-notch amenities to help you stay focused and productive.

Whether you’re seeking a quiet spot to tackle projects or a more social setting for networking, Johannesburg has a coworking space to suit your style. Stay tuned as we dive into the top picks for digital nomads in this thriving city.

Workshop17

If you’re a digital nomad seeking a perfect coworking space in Johannesburg, Workshop17 offers a modern and comfortable environment for your remote work. With various locations available, you can choose the one that best fits your needs.

At Workshop17, you’ll find well-equipped coworking spaces with reliable, high-speed internet, meeting rooms, and flexible office options. They are open 24/7, ensuring you can work at your desired hours. Currently, they have eight locations, with plans to expand to ten by 2023.

In Johannesburg, there are two branches of Workshop17 you can consider. The first one is The Bank, situated in the heart of Rosebank CBD. This location provides a dynamic, multi-use space where you can live, work, and stay in one place. The second branch is West Street, located in the epicenter of Sandton’s CBD. This space offers the ultimate experience in coworking, providing everything you need to focus and thrive in your professional endeavors.

Choose Workshop17 for your coworking needs in Johannesburg and enjoy a conducive work environment that fosters productivity and collaboration.

WeWork

WeWork offers an excellent coworking space in Johannesburg for digital nomads. The workspace, known as The Link, provides a flexible and vibrant environment for professionals looking to connect and collaborate with others in their industry.

The Link is located in the bustling Rosebank area, making it an ideal choice for digital nomads seeking a central location to work, network and enjoy the city’s vibrant atmosphere. The area is well-connected by public transport, which is essential for any digital nomad looking to explore Johannesburg on a routine basis.

WeWork’s coworking space at The Link comes with a host of all-inclusive amenities that cater to digital nomads’ needs, including high-speed Wi-Fi, meeting rooms, on-site staff, cleaning services, phone booths, and business-class printers. To enhance your experience, WeWork also organizes professional and social events, fostering a sense of community within the coworking environment.

So, if you’re a digital nomad searching for a comfortable and convenient workspace in Johannesburg, WeWork’s coworking space at The Link is definitely worth considering. It offers a perfect blend of modern amenities and a dynamic community that can help you thrive in your professional journey.

Impact Hub

If you’re looking for a coworking space in Johannesburg, consider Impact Hub. As a digital nomad, you will appreciate the facilities and professional environment that it offers. Impact Hub is known as the world’s largest global network and accelerator of positive change, with over 100 communities of 16,500 entrepreneurs in more than 55 countries across five continents.

At Impact Hub Joburg, you have the opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals from various industries, share ideas, and collaborate on projects. The coworking space is designed to foster innovation, creativity, and collaboration, making it a perfect choice for digital nomads in search of a supportive work environment.

Impact Hub provides various amenities, making it a comfortable space for long hours of work. The facility offers high-speed internet, shared workspaces, and access to meeting rooms. Furthermore, it organizes regular events and workshops that can help you develop new skills and increase your professional network.

While you’re in Johannesburg, don’t forget to explore the city’s vibrant culture and exciting attractions. After a productive day at Impact Hub, you can unwind at local restaurants like Mythos and discover the delicious flavors of Mediterranean Greek cuisine.

Remember that coworking spaces like Impact Hub are designed to make your work experience enjoyable and productive while embracing a sense of community. Embrace the opportunities and connections these spaces provide as you work and grow as a digital nomad in Johannesburg.

Cube Workspace

Cube Workspace offers premium office space in Bryanston that’s perfect for digital nomads in Johannesburg. Within walking distance of the Nicolway Shopping Centre and with easy access to the N1 highway, the location is both convenient and eco-friendly.

As a digital nomad, you’ll appreciate the variety of workspace options available at Cube. From private offices to co-working spaces, there’s a solution to fit your unique needs. Furthermore, Cube Workspace offers amenities such as boardrooms and virtual offices, making it an all-inclusive option for entrepreneurs, startups, and established businesses alike.

In addition to Bryanston, Cube Workspace has other locations throughout Johannesburg, ensuring an optimal environment for on-the-go professionals. With tastefully designed offices and top-notch customer service, Cube Workspace should be on your list of co-working spaces to consider in the Johannesburg area.

The WorkSpace

When you visit Johannesburg, The Workspace is an excellent option to consider for coworking spaces. This network of spaces offers various prime locations across the city, catering to the needs of digital nomads like you.

As a digital nomad, you will enjoy the flexibility The Workspace provides with a range of available amenities. You can focus on your work easily, thanks to their professional environment and comfortable seating arrangements.

Choosing The Workspace is a great way to access a thriving community of like-minded professionals. This synergy can potentially lead to collaboration opportunities and valuable networking connections for your nomadic journey.

So, if you’re looking for a coworking space in Johannesburg, The Workspace is undoubtedly a top choice to explore. Their facilities are designed specifically to cater to digital nomads, ensuring a productive and enjoyable working experience for you.

Conclusion

In Johannesburg, you have a variety of coworking spaces to explore as a digital nomad. Top choices in the city cater to different preferences and needs, ensuring you find the perfect working environment.

Maboneng offers both art galleries and coworking spaces, giving you a creative atmosphere to work in. If you are looking for a unique community-based experience, consider joining the WiFi Tribe, where remote professionals travel and work together in different locations.

Moreover, you can take advantage of the flexible options at The Hive, which offers private offices, hot desks, and meeting rooms in a modern and stylish space. Lastly, don’t forget to browse through the Top 76 Coworking Spaces in Johannesburg list to find a suitable spot with reliable WiFi.

Remember to plan your overall budget, as costs in Johannesburg can range around $1870 per month. By carefully selecting the right coworking space that matches your requirements, you’ll be able to make the most of your digital nomad experience in this vibrant city.

Impact Hub Kigali is a coworking space that is exciting, friendly, affordable, and well-staffed. The modern design is sprinkled with vines and potted plants that effectively add life to the ambiance.

You’ll find a group of motivated upstart entrepreneurs and fellow digital nomads here, readily willing to brainstorm with you and share their experiences. And if you need a shot of motivation, the Impact Hub frequently holds inspirational events and social programs featuring experts from around the world.

You work from a common area on either a daily or weekly plan. Weekly plans come with a few hours of access to the meeting room, depending on the plan you take.

Contact and Social Media

• Address/Location: 34 KN 41 St, Kiyovu
• Website: https://kigali.impacthub.net/
• Phone number: +250788544203

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Imizi Workspace is set in a quiet and calming neighborhood, the interior is delicately decorated – it looks fantastic without being distracting – and the support staff is as courteous and attentive as can be. 

The furniture is of high quality and well-maintained. And when you need to take a break, there’s a fully stocked cafe for coffee refuel and various spots outside to stretch your legs. 

You can choose to work in a private office with no one else around, join the common space where you can bounce ideas and share interests, or hold a meeting with complimentary coffee and mineral water. There’s also a lounge-like area if you prefer a more casual work setting

Imizi membership plans range from half-day, to daily, weekly, and monthly. All plans come with high-speed WiFi, reception services, and free coffee and tea. Weekly and monthly members also get lockable storage, and if you book the private office for a month, you can use the meeting room for 3 free hours per month.

Contact and Social Media

• Address/Location: KN 80 St, Kigali.
• Website: Imizi Workspace
• Phone number: +250 781 029 309

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Norrsken Kigali House is built from a repurposed international school, in a quiet area of downtown Kigali. The environment is enchanting – you’ll want to spend a lot more time there, which is beneficial when you’re putting a shift in.

Meeting and conference areas are rigged with state-of-the-art equipment and fast WiFi, so you can video conference buffer-free with anyone around the world. Common areas have abundant space, giving you enough room to work alone or as a team. And if you crave a bit of sun, the outdoor working area is just as comfortable and equipped. 

Workspace options are a flex or fixed desk, or private office. Membership add-ons include the use of meeting and conference rooms, coffee, printing, and a locally registered address if you need one.

Contacts and Social Media

• Address/Location: 1 KN 78 St, Kigali, Rwanda
• Website: Norrsken Kigali
• Phone number: +250 788 386 606

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