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When getting a business off the ground, spreading the word to your target market is key to...

Africa is the world's fastest growing continent in terms of population and yet, The World Bank, quoted...

The barriers, first to entry and then to growth, faced by young entrepreneurs especially in Africa are...

There are many opportunities for entrepreneurs to attend conferences and gatherings of all sorts these days. They...

Getting a venture off the ground or growing an existing business as a young entrepreneur can be...

The Anzisha Youth Entrepreneurship Survey 2016 provides a snapshot into the realities facing young entrepreneurs in Africa. It focuses on five areas of operating a business, namely (1) Growth, (2) Sales and marketing, (3) Human resources, (4) Funding and (5) Support. It is intended that stakeholders such as policy makers, support organisations, and entrepreneurs themselves will benefit from these insights. Download it for free!

Only 12 Fellows are selected each year and become lifelong members of the Anzisha network, with access to a web of business leaders, investors and networking opportunities.

Three tips from Anzisha's young entrepreneurs on how to turn an innovation into a successful business.

It has been less than a week since applications for the 2015 Anzisha Prize opened, and there are already around 30 applicants. Here is a taste of some of them.

My name is Domitila Silayo; I am 22years old, core founder of Jatropha Herbal Soap and the...

Melissa Mbazo asked four judges the same three questions to find out what they think the key ingredients are for young entrepreneurial success. Here is what they had to say.

What happens when you put amazing young entrepreneurs and mentors into a room for a great debate?...

You’ve been nurturing your startup for a few years. You’ve established that there is a demand for your product or service, but now you need to grow the business.