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Month: March 2026

Home » Archives for March 2026
A Study on the Symbiotic Mechanism Between Informal Economy and Cultural Resilience: Taking Oral Contract-based Trade of the Yoruba People in West Africa as an Example
Posted inNigeria

A Study on the Symbiotic Mechanism Between Informal Economy and Cultural Resilience: Taking Oral Contract-based Trade of the Yoruba People in West Africa as an Example

Abstract According to World Economics' 2024 Quarterly Informal Economy Survey (QIES), the informal economy in the Yoruba-inhabited areas of West Africa accounts for 58.2% of the regional GDP, equivalent to…
Posted by Xuan yu Wei March 23, 2026
Beyond Banana Fibre and Carbon Briquettes: Sustainable Practices of Rwandan Social Enterprises through the Lens of Cultural Translation
Posted inRwanda

Beyond Banana Fibre and Carbon Briquettes: Sustainable Practices of Rwandan Social Enterprises through the Lens of Cultural Translation

Abstract Focusing on Rwandan social enterprises and grounded in cultural embeddedness theory, this paper analyses the development dilemmas and breakthrough pathways of African social enterprises in the post-conflict reconstruction context.…
Posted by Xuan yu Wei March 23, 2026
Posted inCôte d’Ivoire

The Arts sector “Books and Snacks” in Côte d’Ivoire presents a promising and thriving development prospect

How is the situation about the Arts industry in Côte d'Ivoire related to its economic and cultural foundation? As one of the typical cultural and creative industries' core countries in…
Posted by Minjie Sun March 5, 2026
Posted inGuinea Kenya Nigeria

Research on the Integrated System of Grassroots Information Equity and AI Digital Empowerment in Africa——A Case Study of Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa and Guinea

Abstract Information asymmetry is a core barrier hindering the equitable development of grassroots communities, youth empowerment and the growth of micro and small enterprises in Africa. Problems such as weak…
Posted by ruihan liu March 3, 2026
Posted inKenya

Women entrepreneurs in Kenya: Bridging the gender gap, boosting the economy

Abstract Entrepreneurship is a key driver of economic and social development. In terms of gender equality, there remains a gender gap that needs to be fixed. According to the African…
Posted by María Martín-Andrade March 3, 2026
Bridging the Protection Gap: A Study on Insurance Technology Innovation for Ghanaian SMEs
Posted inGhana

Bridging the Protection Gap: A Study on Insurance Technology Innovation for Ghanaian SMEs

Abstract This study investigates the emergence and impact of digital insurtech in addressing critical protection gaps faced by Ghanaian micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs). Ghana's large informal sector and…
Posted by Junjie Guan March 2, 2026
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