How Africa is building entrepreneurs by accident

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ACROSS Africa, a quiet revolution is unfolding — born not of deliberate strategy but of desperation, dismissal, and displacement. From Harare to Lagos, Johannesburg to Nairobi, millions of entrepreneurs did not choose business; business chose them. They are the accidental entrepreneurs — ordinary men and women forced into enterprise by retrenchment, job scarcity, or sheer…

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