Running a business is hard in Africa. In Lagos, you are at the mercy of traffic, the weather, the Police and – oh, yes – the government. Startups strive to create value and jobs within this environment. If you plan to found one soon, you should probably find out what you have to prepare against.
This quiz will help you get ahead.
You started a million-dollar company, where will you locate your HQ?
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Your company raises $200 million funding, what do you do?
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Your tech startup is in the mobility industry. What is your biggest fear?
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Wrong!
SARS keeps arresting some of your developers. So you decide that?
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You want to invite somebody to inspire your workers. Who should it be?
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Tax inspectors are coming to inspect your company. What do you do?
Quiz: How much of the African tech story did you digest this year?
Emmanuel Nwosu | 9 months ago
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