RE: Four reasons why most African entrepreneurs do not pass the incubation stage, A Zimbabwean tale

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Four reasons why most African entrepreneurs do not pass the incubation stage, A Zimbabwean tale

in entrepreneurship •  8 years ago  (edited)

My thoughts are around the skills that young Africans need to make it as start-ups. While I agree that multiple degrees do not necessarily equal business acumen, it is still necessary to be well read and have a broad understanding of a range of issues. In my view the average young entrepreneur in Africa is still very much subordinate to their peers in the US, Europe and Asia in terms of the requisite skill set to make it as a start-up.

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