Titlebook: Digital Entrepreneurship in Sub-Saharan Africa; Challenges, Opportun Nasiru D. Taura,Elvira Bolat,Nnamdi O. Madichie Book 2019 The Editor(s

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Innovation Hubs in Africa: What Do They Really Do for Digital Entrepreneurs?that start-up creation and development were mostly elusive. Aspirational voices across the donor landscape became pitted against a more hard-headed narrative, seeing hubs as nothing but ineffective incubators. This chapter sidesteps the question of . hubs work and instead tries to clarify . for Afri

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Renegotiating Legitimacy in the Digital Age: Insights from Nigerianderstanding the legitimacy challenges of new entrants and incumbents in the context of Nigerian digital space. We begin with an in-depth interview with a successful African entrepreneur to set the scene for how new entrant African digital firms encounter and overcome the challenges of establishing

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The African New Media Digital Revolution: Some Selected Cases from Nigeriaortunities for interactions and access to information that are free from geographical, institutional, and cultural boundaries. Africa, like the rest of the world, has participated in the global new media digital revolution. However, unlike Western countries, Africa has taken a very indigenous approa

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Shifting Cultural Capital: Kenyan Arts in Digital Spaceshe problematic question of ‘a(chǎn)uthenticity’. This chapter will focus on how digital technology impacts further on this discourse by challenging the cultural capital that is typically associated with curatorial practice, the gallery, and the marketplace and how digital art practices can challenge notio

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Technopreneurship: A Discursive Analysis of the Impact of Technology on the Success of Women Entreprn the preceding generation. In this era of technology proliferation, it is almost impossible to separate a successful business from the role played by technology. The literature is increasingly showing that women remain relatively less tech-savvy than their male counterparts. Thus, the implications

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The Nature of Corporate Digital Agricultural Entrepreneurship in Ghana technology to improve the activities of farmers in Ghana. In line with this objective, results were obtained from a critical analysis of the content of the websites of the three cases included in the study.

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What Next for Digital Entrepreneurship in Sub-Saharan Africa?urial revolution in the sub-Saharan Africa region. The narratives in this book help readers develop a better understanding of what makes the region unique and the challenges and opportunities the digital entrepreneurship revolution offers.

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