Comparative business dynamics in African regions have been examined through various theoretical frameworks, but a comprehensive, region-specific model is lacking for Mauritius and other countries in the continent. Theoretical development will be employed to construct the proposed model without empirical data or statistical analysis. The proposed theoretical framework offers a comprehensive lens for understanding comparative business dynamics within the African continent, facilitating future research and policy development. Future research should utilise this framework to explore the specific impacts of regulatory environments on business performance across different African regions. Policy makers can also leverage these insights to design more effective regional economic integration strategies.