Structural and sociocultural constraints have long shaped African immigrant entrepreneurship in South Africa. The organised anti-foreigner campaigns of 2025–2026 echoed the earlier expulsions in Ghana (1969) and Nigeria (1983). What made the South African campaigns different was that the host society itself became the...
The informal entrepreneurship of migrant women is commonly explained either as a response to exclusion from formal employment or as evidence of entrepreneurial agency. This article argues that these explanations are better understood as interconnected. Drawing on a sequential mixed-methods study of 104 Cameroonian wome...
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Entrepreneurship Education (EE) is acknowledged for developing entrepreneurial skills, ideas, and knowledge to support individuals and foster independence, thereby promoting economic growth and national sustainability. Digitised EE has been proposed as a means to strengthen entrepreneurial effectiveness and economic tr...
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