Questions are now being asked whether the rising culture of freebies and whether such arrangements benefit or burden entrepreneurs
By
Ramadhani Ismail
Journalist
Mwananchi Communications Limited
Dar es Salaam. The growing influence of content creators and influencers in promoting brands has opened new marketing opportunities for small businesses, but it has also sparked debate over the rising culture of freebies and whether such arrangements benefit or burden entrepreneurs.
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