Women in African entrepreneurship are not a new story. African women have been trading, farming, selling, building, and leading businesses for centuries. What is new, in 2025, is the scale — and the growing recognition that if Africa wants to build a strong, inclusive economy, it cannot afford to ignore the force that is already powering it. In Sub-Saharan Africa,…

This report was compiled by the MOHAC Africa research team using primary data from Nigeria's…
What if money was never the reason you could not finish your education? That question…
There is a burning drive towards growth and development in Africa but uncertainty seems to be a challenge for investors. What most people are not aware of is, there are various and laudable investment opportunities in Africa and market expansion for these opportunities are so huge. At MOHAC Africa, our…
Across Africa, small businesses are everywhere. You see them in local markets, along busy streets, in small shops, farms, workshops, and increasingly online. For many families, these businesses are the main source of income. When people ask how to start a small business in Africa, they are usually looking for…
This report is written by the research team of MOHAC AFRICA. Through our initiatives, we are committed to the sustainable development of Africa. We provide these insights as part of our mission to drive evidence-based solutions in education, health, digital inclusion, and entrepreneurship for the continent's youth, businesses, and diverse…
As we plan towards our Entrepreneurship Initiative in our NGO, we spent hours going deep into some data available at our disposal, from the tech hubs of Nairobi to the sprawling informal markets of Lagos. What we see every day is a paradox. Africa is often called the most entrepreneurial…
In our recent research, we took a dive into the current fiscal landscape of Nigeria to identify the most sustainable and high-yielding investment opportunities in Nigeria for the year 2026. This report is grounded in 2026 macroeconomic data, including the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) 2026 Macroeconomic Outlook and the…
The African continent stands at the most significant economic inflection point since the decolonization era. Our research indicates that the traditional extractives – based growth model is rapidly being superseded by a human – capital model, centered on the Investment in Digital and Creative Enterprises in Africa. For years, the…

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