Zimbabwe’s Richest Man Strive Masiyiwa Talks on $40Bn Uber and ‘Being Business Minded’ (Part 4)
- Entrepreneurs
- January 14, 2015
Entrepreneurship is booming in Nigeria no doubt. In fact, one can argue that it’s becoming a pop culture among the country’s teeming population. Being an entrepreneur running your own show seem to be the cool thing to do for a people already disillusioned with the government. While this is not to say the only reason
READ MORE“Exploring the gap between aspiration and accomplishment is the difference between businesses that innovate successfully and those that don’t” – Craig Arnold, vice president of sales for UPS Europe. Everyone can innovate. But innovative thought by itself is incomplete. Throughout my 30-year career, I have helped many businesses re-engineer their supply chains and boost their
READ MOREYoung Entrepreneurs within the ages of 15 and 22 years with innovative solutions and/or successful businesses can apply to be a part of the Anzisha Prize 2017 to stand a chance of winning up to $100,000. Already in its seventh year, the programme selects 15 finalists from across Africa to take part in a 10-day
READ MOREUniversity of Nairobi, Kenya’s largest and best public University by population and ranking has set aside a $1m startup fund for its alumni in a bid to empower its graduates to be employers of labour and not job seekers. The country’s oldest institution looks to fund every alumni with a business startup, whether in a
READ MOREENTERPRISE54 – Innovation is the lifeblood of enterprise. Want proof? According to Max Weber, the foundations of the British Industrial Revolution (1770s to the 1820s) can be traced back to the Puritan Ethic of the Puritans of the 17th century, which produced modern personalities attuned to innovation and committed to a work ethic, inspiring landed
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