Nathaniel T. Mafemba, Author at Ventures Africa

Nathaniel T. Mafemba is a versatile writer with a keen interest in fostering the entrepreneurial spirit on the continent. His belief is that most of the challenges on the continent will not be solved by the big corporate companies, the lifeblood of sustainable economic growth in these challenging times are the small-to-medium enterprises. His other interests are business analysis, business development, book reviews, and financial management. He also enjoys reading and innovation. His writing experience includes being a football columnist in the Zimbabwe Daily News publication. In addition, he is an aspiring Consultant in strategy formulation with a drive to contributing towards the goal of achieving financial and economic emancipation on the continent. He is also the Co-Founder and the Business Development Manager at Rand One Inc. Follow on Twitter: @Natemafe

Latest Articles by Nathaniel T. Mafemba

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Innovation Warfare: The Pursuit Of Competitive Advantage. As life returns to normal after Facebook’s rather stimulating $19 billion acquisition of WhatsApp Inc., only one question struck me: ”why the reluctance towards embracing innovation…if it pays off this much?” A number of African...
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From Raindrops To Gold Mine. Sometimes the best business ideas comes from seeking answers to unasked questions – thinking for the customer- or tapping from free resource. No one asked for an iPod or Google search, but the ability of Steve Jobs,...
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Diary Of An Under 30 CEO: Funding Is A State Of Mind. increased youth unemployment threatens to stunt Africa’s economic resurgence, the impact, which is turning it into a cancer too difficult to cure, even with chemotherapy of different poorly structured entrepreneurship development programs for the youth.
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Diary Of An Under 30 CEO: Delivering Hope On Bicycles. One of the interesting aspects of the City of Cape Town is its deep understanding, and respect for its growing technology community.
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Diary Of An Under 30 CEO: Running A Banana Company To Aid Farmers. There is a new small business hero in town.
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Diary Of An Under 30 CEO: Exploiting Social Media To Advance Africa’s Cause. Most of Africa is still struggling with the reality that Africa’s billionaire list has grown astronomically since the last time, as no one has ever comprehensively compiled an Africa rich list.
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Diary Of An Under 30 CEO: Building A Culture Of Innovation. On reflection, the inevitable consequence of a brutal 2008; simply was the flooding of the political and economic crisis in Zimbabwe.