Anzisha Stories
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2020 Anzisha Prize applications launch with 10th year celebrations
PRESS RELEASE Johannesburg, South Africa, 17 February 2020 – Today, the Anzisha Prize–Africa’s premier award and fellowship for Africa’s youngest entrepreneurs – is excited to announce that the 2020 call…
Why younger entrepreneurs aren’t getting investment and what they should do about it
By Daniel Mpala It all comes down to a shortage of trust — says Chanzo Capital managing partner and Angel Fair Africa founder Eric Osiakwan, on why so few younger…
Looking for grant funding? Get a lawyer to read that agreement
By Daniel Mpala Very young entrepreneurs who get offered grant funding should consult with a lawyer before signing anything, advises Chanzo Capital managing partner and Angel Fair Africa founder Eric Osiakwan. Osiakwan was…
Here’s how ALA will get the Anzisha Scenario to become a reality
By Daniel Mpala Imagine a future where, in response to the challenge of youth unemployment, young Africans of high potential choose entrepreneurship as a career. Last month, African Leadership Academy…
Eight thoughts on growing your business from five to 50 people
You’ve been nurturing your startup for a few years. You’ve established that there is a demand for your product or service, but now you need to grow the business.
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