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Oct 12, 2009
Surprising case studies from Africa
“We know everything about how Africans die, but we know little about how Africans live,” said Swedish author and self-proclaimed African-at-heart, Henning Mankell. This is a book about Africa, but its protagonists are not disease-ridden men and women, starving children or raging warlords. Vijay Mahajan paints a picture of a continent overflowing with entrepreneurial spirit and economic opportunity. He excitedly strings together story after story of More...
“We know everything about how Africans die, but we know little about how Africans live,” said Swedish author and self-proclaimed African-at-heart, Henning Mankell. This is a book about Africa, but its protagonists are not disease-ridden men and women, starving children or raging warlords. Vijay Mahajan paints a picture of a continent overflowing with entrepreneurial spirit and economic opportunity. He excitedly strings together story after story of More...
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Oct 24, 2011
it took me quite a while to read this, but it was worth the time i spent. most people think of africa (outside of maybe south africa) as a desolate, extremely poor, war-ridden dustbowl filled with disease-stricken starving people. to a lesser extenet, that was true, and still is in some parts, but africa as an economy is growing, and to my amazement, some countries in africa have a greater GNP than india or china! my only complaint is that on kindle, the graphs are so small and hard to read t
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Dec 13, 2008
This is not, I repeat not, a "general interest" book on Africa - more like a (supplementary) text for a business/marketing course.
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