Monday, March 27, 2023

For: Policy Makers

How supporting Africa’s youngest entrepreneurs has built my resilience

Nhlawulo Shikwambane, former Anzisha Prize Coordinater, shares lessons she has learned from her time championing Africa's...

New Report suggests the creation of 1M job opportunities by 2030 on the horizon for unemployed African youth

Anzisha Prize, mastercard foundation and African Leadership Academy have released a Report highlighting key lessons learned to...

What it takes to be a young female entrepreneur in Africa

by Melissa Mbazo-Ekpenyong, Deputy Director of the Anzisha Prize programme; and Belinda Munemo is the Founder &...

Pandemic defines a new direction for pitch competitions in Africa

By Dolapo Adeyanju “Virtual means borderless and this gives us a golden opportunity to unite the world...

The future of work and the pivotal role of youth entrepreneurship in Africa

By Melissa Mbazo - Ekpenyong The “Future of Work” refers to changes occurring within current socio-economic; workplace and...

How young African female entrepreneurs are defying the odds

By Lionel Tarumbwa Businesses started by very young women are likely to start from a lower base than...

Nigerian start-up and Anzisha Fellow develops app to track Covid-19 cases in Nigeria

By: Dolapo Adeyanju During these challenging times, where there is generally a lot of misinformation and information asymmetry around...

Re-purposing travel and event funding toward COVID-19 relief

By: Josh Adler I want to be clear — this is not a debate on whether conferencing, travel...

New research points toward an investment in VERY YOUNG entrepreneurs to unlock peer-to-peer driven employment growth.

25 May 2020 – Investments in supporting successful transitions from school and university directly to entrepreneurship could...

Anzisha Prize tackles COVID-19

By: Sisanda Ntshinga The coronavirus has brought with it a lot of uncertainty and has left us all...

African Governments look to increase number of young entrepreneurs

By: Dolapo Adeyanju The over-dependence of African youths on formal employment has become quite alarming, given the declining...

Government intervention for entrepreneurs around COVID-19

By: Sisanda Ntshinga With the current COVID-19 pandemic around the world, many businesses are struggling to keep their...

Is the success of young African entrepreneurs up to government?

By: Dolapo Adeyanju A typical entrepreneurial journey is one not devoid of highs and lows, laced with a...

Celebrating 10 Years of Anzisha

By: Sisanda Ntshinga The Anzisha Prize takes things forward by looking back at how far it’s come showcasing...

Skills deficit main challenge facing young entrepreneurs in Fourth Industrial Revolution

By Daniel Mpala Very young African entrepreneurs could be left out of business opportunities expected to be created by the...

Take young entrepreneurs seriously, say Africa Economic Conference delegates

By Daniel Mpala Young business leaders who attended the Africa Economic Conference in December, have called on governments to take them seriously and...

Where does the fourth industrial revolution leave very young African entrepreneurs?

In this article we explore the level to which the industrialization agenda aligns with both the...

Winning business awards helps provide traction, publicity for student entrepreneurs

By Daniel Mpala From gaining traction, publicity to getting new clients, the inaugural edition of South Africa’s EDHE National...

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