When I first penned down my women entrepreneurship research in March 2019, Celebrating Women’s Day: A Poem on my Research, little did I realise that I would be reflecting upon that piece more than 3 years on. There are two…
The “Indiyawan Kano” (The Indians of Kano) Narrative is not a common one, as the situation remains rather fluid. I start off this article by drawing from a book “Nigerian Film Culture and the Idea of the Nation: Nollywood and…
The name Inyange is of Bantu origin and means “This is a completely white plumage bird which belongs to the heron and listed as one of the most beautiful white birds in the world. It is also called white Egret,…
Introduction Pangolins dig deep burrows for sleeping and nesting that contain circular chambers. Large chambers have been discovered in terrestrial pangolin burrows that are big enough for a human to crawl inside and stand up. One such chamber is found in a…
While family businesses control a significant portion of Africa’s economy, and are quite common across the continent, only a handful of them enjoy longevity. The survival rate of most African family businesses beyond the founder’s generation is extremely low. Following in the…
