Keeping Up with the Kohorts: 2016

Joining the Anzisha Prize is just a part of these Very Young Entrepreneurs journey, here's what the 2016 fellows have been up to.

2016

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798 African Women-Led Businesses Granted USD$3.99 Million to Drive Africa’s Green Transformation 

– Earlier this year, the European Union (EU), Organisation of African, Caribbean and Pacific States (OACPS), German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and...

Empowering Student Women Entrepreneurs in South African Public Universities

South Africa’s 16 Days of Activism Against Women and Children this year embraces the theme “30 Years of Advancing Collective Action to End Violence...

Innovative teaching approaches could yield most career-ready, entrepreneurial graduates

Today’s high levels of youth unemployment and increasing graduate unemployability strengthen the business case for more innovative approaches to teaching, if universities are to...

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2016

Yaye Souadou Fall

Yaye Souadou is a 21 year-old Senegalese proficient in 5 different languages. She adores...

Heritiaina Randriamananatahina

Heritiaina lost his mother four days after his birth in 1994. Not knowing his...

Asha Abbas

  Growing up, Asha Abbas, a 17 year old from Tanzania, noticed that many young...

Geoffrey Mulei

Geoffrey Mulei, the CEO of Inkisha, describes himself as an entrepreneur with a heart...

Lamine Chamsiya

Lamine Chamsiya, a student of management and corporate communication, is the co-founder of E3D-...

Issam Darui

Lagare.ma provides services to travel cleverly for the first time in Morocco, providing schedules...