The Morning Call
A number of Africans in the diaspora seem to be reversing the trend of deciding to stay abroad and return home. Most of them are taking the plunge knowing it’s not going to be rosy when they land. But this has consequently spurred entrepreneurship and a startup culture.
Linnete Bahati gives us more details.
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