Rethinking Institutions, Capital, and Capability in African Entrepreneurship

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2026-09-16

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Rethinking Institutions, Capital, and Capability in African Entrepreneurship. (2026). African Journal of Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Development Research, 1(1), 5-9. https://www.ajeidr.com/index.php/ajeidr/article/view/3