How we made it in Africa
Learn from Africa’s most interesting entrepreneurs and investors.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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The making of a multimillion-dollar honey export business in Tanzania
Swahili Honey sources honey from 3,000 smallholder beekeepers in Tanzania and exports it around the world.
Learn how Kenyan entrepreneurs Leonard and Emily Mcharo achieved financial freedom by their forties, in our new book How we made it...
The business of fashion in East Africa
“I don’t come from a fashion background, so I tend to approach things purely from a business perspective,” says Wandia Gichuru, founder and CEO of Vivo Fashion Group.
This article is an excerpt from our latest book 'How we made it in Afric...
What it takes to sell African agricultural products in supermarkets abroad
SOUK Farms’ main export markets are Europe and the Middle East.
Our new book, How we made it in Africa II: Real stories of entrepreneurs turning opportunity into profit, is available here. The book was recently shortlisted for the Business...
Investor upbeat about retail, healthcare, and tech in Africa
Richard Okello, co-founder of African investment firm Sango Capital, sees strong potential across a variety of sectors.
Okello is particularly keen on African retail. “The transformation from unorganised retail to organised retail is under...
Five entrepreneurs unlocking Africa’s agribusiness opportunities
Learn how Kenyan entrepreneurs Leonard and Emily Mcharo achieved financial freedom by their forties in our new book How we made it in Africa II. The paperback and ebook versions are available here.
Five entrepreneurs tapping into Africa's...
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