Entrepreneurship
“Entrepreneurship is a personal journey that begins in the mind of an individual” (Allen, 2016, p.27). This is because, according to Allen (2016) business is fundamentally about people, their hopes and dreams, how they interact, make decisions, plan, deal with conflict and much more. Hence, Entrepreneurs are known as catalysts of change and development that play a pivotal role in the economic progress and growth of the country (Nair, 2016). Although there is a considerable amount of literature about “Entrepreneurship”, there is a lack of consensus on what it is supposed to mean (Kobia and Sakalie, 2010, Nair, 2016). According to Huq et al., (2016) “Entrepreneurship” can be conceptualised as a process in which there is individual innovativeness and risk-taking propensity in strategic decision-making. It is also defined as the practice of creating value through distinctive resource blending that makes use of opportunity (Morris et al., (2001). It is further defined as the process of conceptualising, organising, launching and through innovation, nurturing a business opportunity into a potentially high growth venture in a complex, unstable environment (Rwigema & Venter, 2004)