Nigeria

By Kenneth Amaeshi & Ndidi Nnoli   Organisations are living organisms. They breathe, live, grow, fall sick, and die. Sometimes they...

By Ken Amaeshi   There is a growing interest in entrepreneurs as the solution to contemporary global challenges—climate change, poverty,...

JEFFREY SACHS, a leading voice on sustainability, must be a sad man now. He must be sad to observe the...

By Ken Amaeshi   The dominant view in most countries is that firms are excessively involved in tax avoidance. The...

Innocent Okwuosa Africapitalism rests on the notion that the cure for developing countries’ problems especially Africa, rests with private sector...

Seth Kaplan When presenting my recent book on poverty and inclusive development in fragile states, I always start off with...

Mega entrepreneur, Tony Onyemaechi Elumelu, reached a peak in business and forayed into ideas, into the philosophy of development and...

By Norimitsu Onishi and Selam Gebrekidan   An Indian family rose to the heights of power and fortune in South...

When presenting my recent book on poverty and inclusive development in fragile states, I always start off with the concept...

“Do you want to pay for it?” Growing up, this was the sardonic reply I got from my mom whenever...