It’s hard separating hype from reality in the current African start-up sector so it’s always good to get some facts to hang on to. VC4Africa’s latest annual study Venture Finance in Africa 2015 provides a useful look at a key part of this fizzy sector. Russell Southwood spoke to researcher
Speaking to ANGOP, the Executive Director of the KAZA, Morris Mtsambiwa, from Botswana, emphasized that, beyond the issue of conservation, the Okavango Zambezi “project needs to be known worldwide, which should lead to a greater openness and information to potential visitors”. He stressed that for the event, KAZA is promoting
Young and entrepreneurial, he is a metaphor of dignity in labour and creativity. A risk-taker, forward-looking and streetwise, he underscores the need for youths, especially young graduates to seek further skills before thinking of hitting it big. Meet Audu Maikori -the young and suave Founder/Chief Executive Officer of Chocolate City
The US ambassador Robert Godec hosted Kenya’s top entertainment personalities during the launch of Tusimame, an anthem calling for awareness on the poaching of elephants for ivory. The single is part of South Sudan singer Emmanuel Jal’s campaign against the destruction of Africa’s heritage and for the protection of Africa’s
PHIL “Archie” Archenoul, the national Superbikes champion, will unleash his “new weapon of mass destruction” when he takes part in the opening round of the 2015 Sables Grand Prix main circuit racing at the home of local motorsport – Donnybrook – in Harare tomorrow. Archenoul, who turns 59 in nine
