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In the ‘olden’ days Africa was well known for its numerous challenges. In a ‘new’ Africa, the continent aims in addressing its challenges and develop essential strategies which will lead to the development of the continent. This chapter seeks to explore the entrepreneurial initiatives that occur in two African nations namely; Ghana and Namibia and the role culture plays in shaping entrepreneurship in Africa. The term entrepreneurship is derived from a French verb ‘entreprendre’ meaning to take one’s own hand and do something (Nieman et.al, 2009). In this chapter the author further explores this initial definition from an African context.

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Exploring Entrepreneurial Initiatives Among New African Nations: Reflecting Upon the Entrepreneurial Culture of Ghana and Namibia – Two Former German Colonies