Tag: AfricanInnovation

The creator economy is broken. The internet promised that creators would finally escape gatekeepers. Anyone with talent, persistence and an audience could build a career on their own terms. Yet many creators have discovered that visibility and income do not necessarily mean the same thing. Across music, video, publishing and social media, vast audiences often generate little financial security.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is often described as a triumph of machines over human limitations. However, one of the most revealing AI stories from Africa tells a different story. It highlights a victory achieved by people who refused to let their voices disappear from the digital future.

We have shared new research findings on how to achieve responsible entrepreneurship in South Africa. This work strengthens national conversations on achieving responsible entrepreneurship at a time when sustainability sits at the centre of global economic priorities.