African Businesses
“Failing Start ups” The Outlook #17: By Mr. Hilary Akhaabi, PhD.
The high failure rate of startups, particularly in emerging markets like Kenya, underscores the need for robust due diligence. The lack of reliable credit structures and data in these economies poses a significant challenge. Businesses often rely on informal networks and credit arrangements, making them vulnerable to unforeseen risks. The recent failures of prominent Kenyan startups highlight the importance of stress-testing business models and ensuring adequate capital reserves to withstand economic shocks.
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(NYT) I.M.F. Makes China’s Renminbi One of World’s Select Currencies
HONG KONG — The International Monetary Fund on Monday approved the Chinese renminbi as one of the world’s main central bank reserve cur...
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Follow us on Twitter: @GoAfricaNetworkIn honor of Global Entrepreneurship Week 2015, IdEA is hosting an online resource training to...
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