100 Profitable Business Ideas in Syria to Start This Year
Syria stands at a pivotal juncture, emerging from over a decade of conflict with renewed aspirations for economic revitalization. The nation’s transition under President Ahmed al-Sharaa has ushered in an era of cautious optimism, marked by diplomatic engagements and efforts to reintegrate into the global community. While challenges persist, the
Top 100 Business Ideas in Moldova to Start This Year
Moldova with its fertile agricultural land, burgeoning tech sector, and strategic location, Moldova offers a plethora of opportunities for business ventures. This article delves into the top 100 business ideas in Moldova, providing insights and inspiration for aspiring entrepreneurs. About Moldova Moldova boasts a diverse economy with key sectors including
100 Profitable Business Ideas in Bosnia and Herzegovina to Start This Year
Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) is emerging as a promising destination for entrepreneurs and investors seeking profitable business opportunities. With its strategic location in Southeast Europe, a young and educated workforce, and a growing economy, BiH offers a fertile ground for various business ventures. In recent years, sectors such as information
100 Profitable Business Ideas in Croatia to Start This Year
Croatia, with its stunning Adriatic coastline, rich cultural heritage, and growing economy, presents a wealth of opportunities for entrepreneurs. Whether you’re a seasoned business owner or a first-time entrepreneur, Croatia offers a fertile ground for innovative and profitable ventures. This article explores 100 business ideas in Croatia across various sectors,
6 Nigerian startups make FT Africa’s fastest-growing companies list
Six Nigerian startups—Moniepoint, OmniRetail, PalmPay, Termii, Remedial Health, and Paga—have been listed on the Financial Times’ 2024 ranking of Africa’s Fastest-Growing Companies, which features 130 high-growth firms across the continent. The annual FT ranking, produced in partnership with research company Statista, identifies African companies with the most rapid revenue growth between
Roam, M-Kopa among 11 Kenyan companies featured in the 2025 FT Africa
Roam, M-Kopa among 11 Kenyan companies in the latest ranking by the Financial Times and Statista, a list dominated by South African and Nigerian firms. The three startups were among 11 Kenyan companies featured in the 2025 FT Africa Fastest Growing Companies list, which evaluated revenue growth between 2020 and 2023
Fidelity Bank reclaims trillion-naira market cap as stock rises to ₦21
On Friday, April 4, 2025, a tier-2 Nigerian commercial bank, Fidelity Bank reclaims trillion-naira market cap with the ₦1 trillion market capitalisation mark, joining the ranks of tier-1 banks such as Zenith Bank, Guaranty Trust Holding Company (GTCO), Access Holdings, First HoldCo, and United Bank for Africa (UBA). However, it
Top 100 Startup Accelerators & Incubators in the World
Are you looking for capital and/or mentorship for your startup? Startup ecosystem is growing so fast it now has dozens of incubators and accelerators to choose from. Beyond funding, startup accelerators also offer founders incredible valuable support for product development, sales and marketing. Whether you are looking to find a
Márcia Dima – The Name “N’toko” Just Popped into My Mind and Now It’s a Brand!
Márcia Dima is founder of N’toko Organic Lda, a startup dedicated to adding value to solid waste through the production of biofertilizers and organic compost. Through N’toko, she is promoting sustainable agricultural practices and advancing the circular economy in Mozambique, transforming waste into value and fostering environmental awareness at the
Top 100 Business Ideas in North Korea to Start This Year
North Korea, officially known as the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK), presents a unique and challenging environment for business ventures. With a tightly controlled economy, limited international trade, and a focus on self-reliance, opportunities for entrepreneurship are scarce and often unconventional. However, recent developments indicate a gradual shift towards
