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The main aim of this article is to set out a synthetic analysis of entrepreneurship in sub-Saharan Africa from a social sciences perspective. The study of the entrepreneurial phenomenon in Africa and elsewhere has long been dominated by preoccupations related to the economic and financial analysis of the enterprise. This is not surprising because of a management approach that is based on the hegemony of the economics aspect and less interested in social and cultural problems. Nevertheless, it must be noted that the development of African societies reveals complex situations. The clarification of these situations requires social science to get to the heart of the rationalities that exist in those societies and that are likely to have a positive or negative influence on the development of enterprise.
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