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New digital special economic zones are making it easier for global tech companies to set up, hire talent, and operate across Africa's 1.5 billion person market. These cloud-based business hubs cut through red tape, turning years of bureaucracy into days.
A Ghanaian travel company is helping local entrepreneurs transform the 2026 World Cup from just a sports event into a global business launchpad. The Made in Ghana Business Expo connects businesses with international markets during the tournament.
A young Chinese electric truck company just delivered its first heavy-duty long-haul truck in America, proving clean energy solutions are going global. Windrose's $285,000 electric semi is now rolling in Texas, competing directly with Tesla.
Ethiopia attracted $4 billion in foreign investment in 2024, a 23% jump that made it East Africa's top destination. Economic reforms are opening doors for global businesses and creating new opportunities across the country.
South Korea is launching 60 promising deep tech companies into North American, European, and Asian markets with targeted funding and local partnerships. The program already helped 26 companies generate $12.28 million in exports in its first year.
Chandraprabha Parihar launched her crochet brand at 73 during lockdown and now ships custom handmade items to six countries with 160,000 Instagram followers. Her daughter-in-law helps run the business that fulfills 50 orders monthly, proving entrepreneurship has no age limit.
A young Egyptian woman with a disability transformed her crochet hobby into an international business after being shut out of formal employment. Her story highlights how entrepreneurship programs are helping women and people with disabilities build dignified livelihoods from home.
Two friends from Bihar transformed a ₹3 lakh investment into a thriving global business that now works with 300+ farmers and supplies 41+ brands. Their journey shows how betting on local products can create worldwide impact.
Scientists just revealed that more than half the world's economy depends directly on nature—and businesses are stepping up to protect it. A groundbreaking assessment launching next week shows how companies can thrive while restoring forests, wetlands, and ecosystems.
From delivery robots serving 29 US campuses to gyms expanding across five countries, Colombian entrepreneurs are building global companies from Medellín and Bogotá. These five startups prove Latin America's innovation scene is booming.