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New mobile app aimed at teaching children Yoruba

Published by Kate Douglas on 31 August 2012

“I think language skills are especially important for children of the African diaspora as language allows them to access their culture and history in a deeper, more meaningful way,” says Abake Adenle.

Always have a plan B, advises South African entrepreneur

Published by Kate Douglas on 31 August 2012

How we made it in Africa talks top Michélle Booysen, MD of Pétanque Consultancy, about the business behind assisting other businesses.

Five things you should know about private equity in Africa

Published by Kate Douglas on 30 August 2012

During a recent forum experts discussed various issues concerning private equity investments in Africa.

Fresh Air sees potential for no-frills service in Zimbabwe

Published by Kate Douglas on 28 August 2012

Zimbabwe’s new airline Fresh Air believes it has identified a gap in the local market for low-cost air travel.

Nigerian designer discusses the business of fashion

Published by Kate Douglas on 28 August 2012

“I view entrepreneurship as a vehicle for the realisation of one’s vision, dreams and passion,” says Kiki Kamanu.

Looking to attract investment into your company? Start networking

Published by Kate Douglas on 24 August 2012

How can you and your company stand out amongst others to attract the right investor’s attention?

No need to reinvent the wheel, just listen to your customers

Published by Kate Douglas on 24 August 2012

“You don’t necessarily have to reinvent the wheel, you just simply have to be a good listener to what your customers require,” says one of South Africa’s top entrepreneurs.

Hotel group discusses the strategy behind its African expansion

Published by Kate Douglas on 22 August 2012

City Lodge Hotels Limited, has decided to venture out of South Africa for the first time with its entry into Botswana and Kenya.

Competition in micro-lending industry fast increasing, says Letshego MD

Published by Kate Douglas on 21 August 2012

How we made it in Africa asks Jan Claassen, the group managing director at Letshego Holdings, about the role of micro-lending in Africa today.

Woman entrepreneur talks about having guts in business

Published by Kate Douglas on 21 August 2012

“I know that hardships and struggles right now are preparation for where I want to be in five years.”

Understanding Chinese investment in Africa

Published by Kate Douglas on 16 August 2012

There have been a lot of mixed opinions about Chinese investment in Africa. While some praise it as being the reason Africa is seeing real growth, others curse it as being modern day colonialism.

Topshop looks to Africa for growth opportunities

Published by Kate Douglas on 14 August 2012

UK-based fashion chains Topshop and Topman, owned by the Arcadia Group, are coming to South Africa, with plans to open their flagship outlet in Johannesburg’s Sandton City by end November.

How a personal need inspired entrepreneurial innovation

Published by Kate Douglas on 14 August 2012

“If you want to die early then allow your business to stagnate,” says entrepreneur Martin Brown.

‘Many entrepreneurs spend too much time planning, and not enough doing’

Published by Kate Douglas on 13 August 2012

Serial entrepreneur Mike Eilertsen talks to How we made it in Africa’s Kate Douglas.

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