Most often start-up entrepreneurs fail to grow a business because they are offering their brilliance where it is not celebrated, causing slow growth. They must exit those sympathy markets, and enter ones that reward their product/service accordingly. Have you heard of...
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Investophobia: The Reason why Small Businesses do not Grow
A major, but silent contributor to the failure of small businesses in Africa is Investophobia, and it must be cured in order to attain business growth.
Growth in the midst of Cancel Culture
“He makes a table for you in the presence of your enemies” is a biblical statement relevant for those that face Cancel Culture in today’s digital business and social world.
The Author as Operator: Ndiilokelwa Nthengwe and a One-Person Book Business
One name on the cover is also one person running the business behind it. The operator is the story, not only the writer.
Ethnic Collaboration: The Missing Link to Wealth for Black South Africans
Ethnic Collaboration is the missing link to the wealth of black South Africans and the bridge is a simple tolerance of Black foreigners near them.
The Operators of the Slate: Who MultiChoice and NBC Chose to Make 13 Films
A commission names sponsors in the headline. The people who decide whether it works are the thirteen producers.
Governing the Rebound: Who Steers Namibia’s Tourism Recovery
A recovery with no single author is a coordination test between a ministry, a marketing board and the trade.
Langeni Auto: The Sunrise of Logistics in Bulawayo
There is a sunrise in the business community of Bulawayo, which logistics companies like Langeni Auto Logistics are moving into the niche market spaces early, to grow and deliver goods for business owners in and around Bulawayo. Langeni Auto Logistics is a road...
From Impact’s Bet to Total’s Drill: Who Actually Found Venus-1X
A supermajor announced Venus, but a small explorer originated it. The discovery is a chain of operators, each holding a different kind of risk.