Titlebook: Indigenous Entrepreneurship in Sub-Saharan Africa; Implications for The Emiel L. Eijdenberg,Felix Ostertag,Henrietta Onwue Book 2024 The Ed

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Entrepreneurial Fishmongers in Kenyas of scale as external facilitators, and they react in an entrepreneurial and indigenous way by undertaking collaborations and alliances, engaging in cash flow management, and developing enterprising skills. The findings contribute to entrepreneurship and sustainable development research by exhibiti

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Mind Your Business or Mining Business? Indigenous Entrepreneurship in the Copperbelt Province Zambia the entrepreneurs to: survive; provide for their families; improve their living conditions and make profit. Lastly, indigenous entrepreneurs raise funds for business using different sources including family, friends, loans, gifts, “ichilimba” and village banking. The findings are vital because they

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Indigenous Handcraft Entrepreneurship in Ethiopia: Practices, Challenges, and Opportunities entrepreneurship, such as the influx of imported, cheaply manufactured products, poor access to finance, a lack of working space, a lack of interest among the youth, and a lack of institutional support. The study identified the tourism sector as having a good prospect for the growth of indigenous e

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