Entrepreneurs are the lifeblood of economic progress, with small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) making up 90% of all businesses. These SMEs are more than just companies; they are the engines of job creation, contributing “up to 40% of national income (GDP) in emerging economies.” However, a closer look reveals a gap.

Many of these enterprises begin their journey without the necessary preparation, resulting in high turnover rates and other pitfalls. There’s a pressing demand for comprehensive business education, programs to equip entrepreneurs with the skills to build sustainable businesses, which are, as the data suggests, the African continent’s major employers. Click here to read the full article