Keeping Up with the Kohorts: 2023

Anzisha is Africa’s biggest venture building fellowship for her youngest entrepreneurs aged 15 - 22 years, and hands out over USD $140,000 every year in business support and prize money to very young entrepreneurs from all over the continent.

2023

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For: Investors

Beyond Grants: How AVPA’s Nasri Adam is Closing the ‘Missing Middle’ for African Youth

Lynn Brown -
Nasri Adam, the Director for Impact and Communications and Regional Director for East Africa at the African Venture Philanthropy Alliance (AVPA), stands at the...
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For: Educators

Audrey Chidawanyika: Building Africa’s Enterprise Ecosystem

Lynn Brown -
For Audrey Simbiso Chidawanyika, the key to monumental impact starts with a philosophy she calls life/work balance. As she puts it, “People call it...
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For: Entrepreneurs

Measuring What Matters: What Is the True Definition of Impact? 

Didi Onwu -
By Didi Onwu, Head of Storytelling & Advocacy, Anzisha  The politics of Impact  Impact is political. Do you agree?  I have not fully decided yet, but I...
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2023

Zimbabwe

Tafadzwa Manyanye

About Tafadzwa Tafadzwa is a 22-year-old entrepreneur from Masvingo, Zimbabwe, who is dedicated to developing...
Democratic Republic of Congo

Naomie Makasi

About Naomie Naomie is a dynamic entrepreneur and student at the Higher Institute of Commerce...
Nigeria

Esther Olalude

About Esther Esther, a determined 21-year-old entrepreneur from Nigeria, is on a mission to alleviate...
South Africa

Cebolenkosi Gcabashe

About Cebolenkosi Cebolenkosi is an ambitious entrepreneur and the Founder and Managing Director of G...
Nigeria

Olamide Balogun

About Olamide At 16 years old, Olamide is a dedicated entrepreneur and co-owner of Balogun...
Egypt

Hamza Abu-alkhair

About Hamza Hamza, a 21-year-old entrepreneur, possesses a strong passion for utilizing his problem-solving skills...