Comments on: Start-ups for Africa http://www.solvingafrica.org/archives/789 Building A New African Dream Tue, 31 Jan 2012 11:12:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: improving memory http://www.solvingafrica.org/archives/789/comment-page-1#comment-774 improving memory Thu, 10 Feb 2011 21:47:42 +0000 http://www.solvingafrica.org/?p=789#comment-774 A very interesting and insightful piece. You have highlighted just how complex the situation is in Africa. Unfortunately, my knowledge of Africa is hitherto limited. I was wondering though, how significant the role of microcredit could be, particularly for women who have a very good track record for using it effectively. A very interesting and insightful piece. You have highlighted just how complex the situation is in Africa. Unfortunately, my knowledge of Africa is hitherto limited.

I was wondering though, how significant the role of microcredit could be, particularly for women who have a very good track record for using it effectively.

]]> By: Makda http://www.solvingafrica.org/archives/789/comment-page-1#comment-293 Makda Mon, 26 Apr 2010 11:39:50 +0000 http://www.solvingafrica.org/?p=789#comment-293 Good post Koye. I agree with you, the private sector has a large role to play in developing our countries. and having emerging markets, there is so much businness potential, so many unexplored market sectors. About, embargos, I am not enthusiastic about command economies but Mixed economies I support. Governments should take initiatives to protect young industries from foreign competition. 'War between two nations usually stems because of money, because people care about their money. We need Africans to have financial stakes in the continent so they would care about what is happening in it.' I like that, never saw it from this side. Good post Koye. I agree with you, the private sector has a large role to play in developing our countries. and having emerging markets, there is so much businness potential, so many unexplored market sectors. About, embargos, I am not enthusiastic about command economies but Mixed economies I support. Governments should take initiatives to protect young industries from foreign competition.

‘War between two nations usually stems because of money, because people care about their money. We need Africans to have financial stakes in the continent so they would care about what is happening in it.’ I like that, never saw it from this side.

]]> By: Makda http://www.solvingafrica.org/archives/789/comment-page-1#comment-292 Makda Mon, 26 Apr 2010 11:32:55 +0000 http://www.solvingafrica.org/?p=789#comment-292 Good post Koye. I agree with you, the private sector has a large role to play in developing our countries. and having emerging markets, there is so much businness potential, so many unexplored market sectors. About embargos, I am not enthusiastic about command economies but Mixed economies I support. Governments should take initiatives to protect young industries from foreign competition. ' War between two nations usually stems because of money, because people care about their money. We need Africans to have financial stakes in the continent so they would care about what is happening in it.' I like that. Never thought of it that way Good post Koye. I agree with you, the private sector has a large role to play in developing our countries. and having emerging markets, there is so much businness potential, so many unexplored market sectors. About embargos, I am not enthusiastic about command economies but Mixed economies I support. Governments should take initiatives to protect young industries from foreign competition.

‘ War between two nations usually stems because of money, because people care about their money. We need Africans to have financial stakes in the continent so they would care about what is happening in it.’ I like that. Never thought of it that way

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