Keeping Up with the Kohorts: 2019

Joining the Anzisha Prize is just a part of these Very Young Entrepreneurs journey, here's what the 2019 fellows have been up to.

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Starting Small: Big Ideas, Limited Finances 

Are you a young dreamer with big ideas but little to no money to spare? Entrepreneurship is often regarded as a path filled with...

Starting A Business With Your Friends 

Starting a business is never easy, and teaming up with a friend may seem like a recipe for success, but it comes with its...

Anzisha Prize Unveils Four Grand Prize Winners, Each Awarded $10,000 for Outstanding Achievements 

Tsanta Rakotoarimanga, Madagascar, founder of Mapwess awarded Revenue Growth Prize  Rebecca Taboukouna, Togo, founder of RBK Pearls awarded Job Creation Prize  Renata Silva, Angola, founder of...

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2019

Catherine Nalukwago

Catherine Nalukwago fell into entrepreneurship through her interest in agriculture in Uganda. While at...

Balbina Gulam

An advocate for equality, Balbina Gulam is passionate about fair pay, healthy working conditions...

Abdul Alayande

Abdulwaheed Alayande believes he is the bridge between technology and people. Curious about how...

Raghda Medhat

Raghda’s work with young people began when she was in university and she was...

Godiragetse Mogajane

Godiragetse is deeply passionate about social educational development. Godiragetse Mogajane is the Founder of...

Emmanuel Okon

After experiencing and seeing the pitfalls of mental health in Nigeria, Emmanuel Okon founded...