eMKambo has invested time and effort in understanding and classifying different archetypes of entrepreneurs in developing countries. While this effort has focused mainly on agriculture-related…
People who co-exist with Kombi drivers in Zimbabwe, Matatu drivers in Nairobi’s traffic jammed roads, boda-boda motorcyclists in Kampala and similar situations in African cities…
Contrary to prevailing formal approaches, knowledge sharing in most rural African communities is embedded in the way people work. For instance, knowledge sharing happens as…
Street markets or roadside food markets have remained a permanent feature in most developing countries. The fact that these markets continue to flourish alongside emerging…
Tracking local activities and keeping daily updates does not just enable communities to practice what they preach. It also helps them to increase awareness and…
Discovering and maintaining agricultural commodities markets is not enough for developing countries. They have to build a culture of synthesizing and sharing evidence in real-time.…
African countries are full of human rights interventions that focus mostly on partisan political rights ignoring the rights of local people to produce their own…
While it is true that community knowledge is broader and deeper, most African farming communities hesitate to make decisions without consulting an extension officer. The…
Informal markets have existed for centuries, as contexts where communities make sense of their resources and exchange value. However, urbanization has given these markets a…
Identifying and explaining each agricultural value chain’s nodes is a better way of revealing the extent to which a value chain can lift people out…