Indian Entrepreneurs in South Africa: Challenges and Achievements during the Apartheid Era Bhowan, K
By: Bhowan, K
Contributor(s): Tewari, D D
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ArticlePublisher: 1997Description: 165-178Subject(s): South Africa | Indian Entrepreneurs | Entrepreneurs | EntrepreneurshipOnline resources: Click here to access online
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The Journal of EntrepreneurshipSummary: South Africa in the apartheid era posed considerable challenges to non-white entrepreneurs, including Indians. However, there were a few who could successfully tide over the difficult years. This paper focuses on them. After examining their dominant motives and start-up problems, the study foresees certain new challenges unleashed by the emerging political situation and urges the Indian small business owners to upgrade their skills to be able to meet them.
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South Africa in the apartheid era posed considerable challenges to non-white entrepreneurs, including Indians. However, there were a few who could successfully tide over the difficult years. This paper focuses on them. After examining their dominant motives and start-up problems, the study foresees certain new challenges unleashed by the emerging political situation and urges the Indian small business owners to upgrade their skills to be able to meet them.
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