Miseducated Africa
Why Africa's Education System Is Failing Entrepreneurs
Africa is producing graduates, yet many businesses still struggle to find people with practical skills, leadership ability, commercial awareness and problem-solving capacity. In his fifth book, Jerry More Nyazungu, the former Harare street vendor known as The Chartered Vendor, confronts the disconnect between the classroom and the real economy, and asks what must change.
Official launch & national dialogue: Friday, 30 October 2026, Rainbow Towers Hotel, Harare.
The Questions It Confronts
Education & Business Reality
Is the education system preparing people to solve real problems and create value?
Qualifications, Competence or Attitude?
What should employers really prioritise when recruiting talent?
Leadership & Workplace Readiness
Why do entrepreneurs struggle to build capable leadership teams?
Closing the EducationβIndustry Gap
What must educators, business and government do differently?
Building Africa's Future Workforce
Practical learning, entrepreneurship, AI, digital skills and lifelong learning.
Written For
Entrepreneurs & business owners
Struggling to find people who can sell, lead and solve problems, not just hold certificates.
Employers & HR leaders
Rethinking what to hire for: qualifications, competence or attitude.
Educators & university leaders
Closing the gap between what is taught and what the market actually needs.
Policymakers
Shaping an education system that produces job creators, not only job seekers.
Students & young professionals
Building the practical skills school didn't teach before the market demands them.
Be in the room on 30 October.
Friday, 30 October 2026 Β· 17:30 β 20:30 Β· Rainbow Towers Hotel, Harare. Guest speakers, a national dialogue on education and entrepreneurship, and signed copies from the author.
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