Entrepreneurship

Introduction Africa is full of young people. Over 60% of the population is under the age of 25. This means the continent has a lot of potential. However, many young people are facing a big problem—unemployment. More than 30% of African youth do not have jobs, which is much higher than the world average of […]

Introduction The role of business incubators in youth entrepreneurship is becoming more important across Africa. Many young people face big challenges like unemployment and limited job opportunities. Therefore, they are turning to entrepreneurship to earn a living and make a positive impact in their communities. This is where business incubators come in. Business incubators help

Introduction Youth empowerment is shaping Africa’s future in powerful ways. All over the continent, many programmes are working hard to help young people build skills, gain confidence, and find success in school, business, and leadership. But here’s an important question: How do we know if these programmes are helping? In this article, we’ll look at

Introduction Africa’s tech startup scene is growing quickly. Many new businesses are starting, and they need help to grow strong and succeed. That’s where business incubators come in. These are special programs that give tech startups the tools, training, and support they need. They also help new businesses connect with investors and grow faster. In

Introduction The future of venture capital in Africa looks bright and full of exciting opportunities. Every year, more startups are popping up across the continent, and investors are starting to notice. They want to be part of Africa’s growing business world. But venture capital is more than just giving money. It’s about helping new ideas

Introduction Venture capital is making a big difference for African women entrepreneurs. Many women in Africa are starting businesses, but they often find it hard to get the money they need to grow. Venture capital—money from investors who want to help businesses grow—can change that. It helps women build stronger businesses, create jobs, and support

Introduction How to leverage global venture capital for African startups is a question many young entrepreneurs and founders are asking today. Venture capital from outside Africa does not just bring money, but also expert advice and big connections that help startups grow beyond their home countries. Africa’s startup space is moving fast, and knowing how

Introduction Many African startups want funding to grow, but they’re not always sure how to structure a deal with investors. Venture capital is more than just money; it also brings advice, experience, and business connections. In Africa, where more startups are launching every day, knowing how to set up these deals is very important. This

Introduction Venture capital is changing the game for young farmers and agribusiness owners in Africa. These young agripreneurs are bringing fresh ideas to farming. They are creating jobs, using new technology, and helping to solve food problems across the continent. But to grow their ideas into successful businesses, they need more than passion—they need money

Introduction Mentorship is one of the most powerful means to support African women entrepreneurs. There are so many women from across Africa with great ideas and starting businesses in sectors like agriculture, technology, and healthcare. But it is not necessarily simple to operate a business, especially for women. Mentorship helps through providing advice, support, and