KenyaKenya
The regional hub for trade and finance, Kenya's business sector is one
of Africa's most vibrant. It is the transport and broadband gateway to
the landlocked countries of East Africa. The country is far less
dependent on official development assistance than most other
Sub-Saharan countries, aid amounting to only 4 percent of GDP. Kenya
faces the challenges of rapid demographic growth: 43 percent of its
population is under 15 years of age. Entrepreneurship and small
business growth is key in providing jobs for the young population and
keeping the economy healthy and strong.
 GBSN Convenes Stakeholders in Health Management and Agribusiness(April 19, 2010 NAIROBI, KENYA) The Global Business School Network (GBSN) is bringing together Deans and senior faculty from fourteen business schools and universities in Sub-Saharan Africa, along with leaders...
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Security for Shillings: Insuring crops with a mobile phoneMar 11th 2010 | From The Economist print edition A new microinsurance plan involving cellular phones and solar powered weather stations will combat the unwillingness of farmers with small plots... Babson Spring Break: From Arctic to AfricaBabson College business students are spending Spring Break this week in the Arctic, Africa and Central America, teaching, researching, building and learning.
Also labeled: student opportunity, Rwanda, gbsnews, GBSN Member, Entrepreneurship, El Salvador, Babson College, Africa
IESE Business School: Africa's DriveLa Vanguardia MAGAZINE recently published an article called Africa's Drive (El Empuje de África) ... |
