Round up of some entrepreneurship in Africa this week:
Entrepreneurship in Nigeria/Africa

A Young African Entrepreneur And His Water Saving Business : Last year, I did a feature on Ludwick Marishane, the CEO of Headboy Industries. Ludwick is the brain behind DryBath™, the world’s first and only bath-substituting skin gel, which he invented in 2008 while he was still an undergraduate. His invention won him the Global Student Entrepreneurship Award (GSEA) at the Global Entrepreneur Week (GEW) for two consecutive years (2010 and 2011). To mark this year’s event; Marishane’s company, DryBath™, is organising a no-bath weekend to encourage water management (saving).

How To Build A Multi Million Dollar Online Business In Nigeria : How did a 30-year old Nigerian and a Ghanaian – Tunde Kehinde and Raphael Afaedor – grow their local e-commerce startup into a multimillion dollar company in less than year?

The African woman who made millions fighting skin-bleaching : Ghana's Grace Amey-Obeng, one of West Africa's most successful businesswomen, made her fortune promoting products which emphasised the beauty of the black skin, at a time when many of her competitors were selling dangerous skin-bleaching formulas.

And much more: http://www.shikenan.com/article-details/best-of-naija-weekly/online-nigeria-weekly-round-up-march-14