The quick answer to this question would be yes and no. But there is more. Interesting bits that will take a few more words and make everything way clearer. Want more than the yes and no answer? Good. First, I’d like to tell you what inspired this post. There have been many searchers to this
What would you do if you spent so long looking for a job and everywhere you went you got that look that screams, ‘Sorry, we’d love to have you on our team, but right now all the positions in the company are filled!’ Of course, you’d try a number of things. You’d, for example, try
In Kenya, there is this formula that we all know too well. After secondary school, the default thing to do is to look at your Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education results and the amount of money your family can raise for your next step in the 8-4-4 system – to some that could be university,
If you have to wonder and think this it means two things: That you’ve either settled on a business idea but don’t know the next step you should take – may be the hesitation on your part is due to you having doubts about whether to proceed with the idea or not, or, You just
Capital, capital, capital, it is one of those things that can keep you wondering how to actually start a business in Kenya in the shape and form similar to the picture you’ve been playing and replaying in your mind lately. If only you had a certain amount of money you could pick and use to