Research & publications
Tony Elumelu Foundation Partners with Stanford University to release study on African Entrepreneurs
New research on African entrepreneurs by the Tony Elumelu Foundation in partnership with Stanford University reveals insights into the divergent cultural factors
Challenges and Opportunities of Incubators in West Africa
This guide is intended to make you understand the work of entrepreneurship support structures that are building, brick by brick,
The Tony Elumelu Foundation Impact Report (2018)
This report records the Foundation’s role and impact in catalysing entrepreneurship on the African continent from 2010 – 2015. “When
Africapitalism: Rethinking the Role of Business in Africa by Prof. Kenneth Amaeshi
On behalf of the Tony Elumelu Foundation, Africa’s largest philanthropic organisation committed to empowering African entrepreneurs, it is an honour
Africapitalism: a New Way of Doing Business
By Kenneth Amaeshi Originally published here The recent sustained attention given to the economic performance of Africa is a sharp
Why Africa Needs Capitalism That is Aligned With its Development Needs
Originally published here Africans have long engaged in capitalist economic transactions. But the type of capitalism introduced by colonialists has not
Africapitalism, African Business Leaders and Africa’s Development
Originally published here What does Africapitalism mean? What can it mean? How can it inform business decisions and government policies?
Africapitalism: Unleashing the Power of Emotions for Africa’s Development?
By Kenneth Amaeshi Originally published here Africapitalism – “an economic philosophy that embodies the private sector’s commitment to the economic
Africapitalism: Capitalism With African Values
By África M. Arino Originally published here Africapitalism is not a play on words: it’s an economic philosophy developed by Tony
A New Economic Philosophy for Africa
By Kenneth Amaeshi First published here Professor Kenneth Amaeshi writes about why Africa needs society-minded entrepreneurs, not glitzy projects, and
Africapitalism: A Management Idea for Business in Africa?
By Kenneth Amaeshi & Uwafiokun Idemudia The efforts to rethink the role of business in development, especially in developing countries, have
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