Anzisha Stories
The Anzisha Prize platform is for for experts to share what works in entrepreneurship education and support across africa.
Join us in the mission to create the best possible environment for very young entrepreneurs on the continent.
Can educators influence entrepreneurship amongst young people?
By: Sisanda Ntshinga Emmanuel Ekeesit (29) is a teacher from Jinja in Uganda and has been teaching English and Literature to seniors in Secondary School for two years. As someone…
The future of work and the pivotal role of youth entrepreneurship in Africa
By Melissa Mbazo – Ekpenyong The “Future of Work” refers to changes occurring within current socio-economic; workplace and workforce systems, affecting both present and future functioning of these ecosystems. It…
Re-purposing travel and event funding toward COVID-19 relief
By: Josh Adler I want to be clear — this is not a debate on whether conferencing, travel and events are the best ways for non-profits to spend money for…
New research points toward an investment in VERY YOUNG entrepreneurs to unlock peer-to-peer driven employment growth.
25 May 2020 – Investments in supporting successful transitions from school and university directly to entrepreneurship could unlock significant employment gains in Africa, this is according to a new research…
Anzisha Prize tackles COVID-19
By: Sisanda Ntshinga The coronavirus has brought with it a lot of uncertainty and has left us all feeling vulnerable. This is true even more so for young entrepreneurs who…
Here is a glimpse into the 2020 Anzisha Prize applications
Every year we open up our applications portal and receive hundreds of applications from very young entrepreneurs across the continent. Although it has been 10 years of celebrating Africa’s youngest…
Celebrating 10 Years of Anzisha
By: Sisanda Ntshinga The Anzisha Prize takes things forward by looking back at how far it’s come showcasing its shared achievements with fellows, partners and various stakeholders It has been…
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