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Navigating the green economy in South Africa: A perspective from Black women sustainable business owners
This research explores the experiences of Black women sustainable business owners and their navigation of the South African green economy. The study sought to understand how their businesses, which function as green micro-businesses, contribute towards building the national green economy. This resea
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