Dubbed as "The Land of Origins" by Ethiopian Tourism Organisation, the country is restructuring its tourism industry to woo international travellers to its unique attractions.
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Rwanda Development Board, Kenya Association of Travel Agents Partner to Promote competitiveness of the EAC region as a Tourism Destination.
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Running EdTech startups is more than just growing a business, acquiring new customers, and generating early revenues. It's about building a scalable business model.
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Growing a startup is not always glamorous, and often requires the entrepreneur to submit to the process and the entrepreneur culture. But perhaps some of the most frustrating problems you will face will be those you cause yourself.
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Key players in destination marketing should encourage visitors to share experiences on social platforms during and after their trip, with the intent that those posts will influence new visitors to tour.
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Voluntary euthanasia and assisted suicide cases are rising and this calls for the international community to address the concerns of the growing phenomenon of ‘suicide tourism’.
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Creating and maintaining strategic alignment between company leadership and the rest of the organisation is the single most important responsibility of leaders.
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Recent years have seen environmental and social concerns rapidly move up the agenda. With this shift, there is greater focus on sustainable investment; both in environmental or social terms.
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Entrepreneurs have a conviction that it is possible to solve today’s most pressing problems. Their ambition and optimism stem from innovative technologies and its capacity to create real and affordable solutions to billions of people within shorter time spans.
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Digital credit in Kenya, for a decade now, has been instrumental in granting formal credit to Kenyans, significantly boosting financial inclusion. It has provided individuals with the tools to manage their daily needs and working capital for small enterprises. Although over half of the country’s population lives on less than USD3 a day and only
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