September 2019 - allAfripreneurs - Empowering high potential entrepreneurs

The Inclusion and Recognition of the Informal Sector in Malawi

Introduction 70% of Malawi’s population between 15 and 29 are not employed by formal organizations (Chamley, 2013). The heavy reliance on the informal sector to employ the majority of the…

Rahul Sista September 27, 2019

D R Congo

Women and Entrepreneurship in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Walking through a rural area in the Democratic Republic of Congo (or the DRC), you might find a woman with a roadside stand selling food or a hand-made artisan craft.…

Amanda Knight September 10, 2019

Ethiopia

The Challenges to the Development of Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) in Ethiopia

1. Overview of the Ethiopian MSEs Sector It is an obvious fact that the high rate of unemployment and multi-dimensional glitches in the deprived economy of an under-developed nation cannot easily…

AAE Support Staff September 8, 2019

All Africa

Emerging Technologies in East Africa

The world economy has changed rapidly in recent years, where globalization has created a significant impact on technology transfer and information sharing. East African countries, like other parts of the…

AAE Support Staff September 8, 2019

All Africa

Accelerating Africa’s Growth Through Blockchain Technology

Africa is far behind regarding technological innovations. The continent needs a solution to catch up with the rest of the world. However, the current lack of infrastructure can turn into…

Justin Krakenbuerger September 4, 2019

South Africa

Developing the Existing, Harnessing the Potential: Expanding Business Opportunities In South Africa

ABSTRACT The new South African President, Cyril Ramaphosa, rode to power in 2019 with the promise of ending years of corrupt regimes and bringing about economic and social reforms in…

Juhi Jain September 2, 2019