Purchase a new desktop computer for my cybercafe
Gabriel
Kakamega, Kenya
100% repaid
Entrepreneur
Name
Gabriel
Member since
October 2015
On-time repayments
41 installments • 51%
About Me
I was born in Busia in the western part of Kenya. I am the first born in a family of seven. I grew up and went to school in Busia. Being the first born in a family of seven has always been very challenging. My father passed on when I was in high school and that left my mother to take care of us. I was at times forced to skip class so that I could accompany her in her casual jobs so that we could get food on the table.
Having gone through this, I got the motivation to get into business so that I could support my family. After high school, I got employed as a cyber cafe assistant, a position that I held for two years. As I was working at the cyber, I saved [money] with a lot of discipline because I had developed the urge to open my own cyber cafe. After the two years of service, I had saved enough to help me buy five computers, with which I set up a small cyber cafe that has been growing gradually.
I'm married with two kids (twins) aged three.
I love watching football, swimming, and spending time with the less fortunate in society.
My Business
I started my cyber cafe in February 2013 with five computers. I offer internet services, typesetting and printing. Internet connectivity has over time become necessary in many day-to-day activities. This has pushed the demand for my services high, hence the need to increase my capacity in terms of computers in the cyber.
I have one assistant whom I pay 8,000 KES ($80 USD) per month. I pay rent of 4,000 KES ($40 USD). On average, I make a profit of 33,000 KES per month ($325 USD).
I distribute my earnings towards supporting my mum in paying school fees for my siblings, buying food and other necessities at home. I reserve some savings that I always use to improve my business.
Loan Proposal
Dear Lenders.
Im reaching out for your support to help facilitate the purchase of another computer for my cyber cafe.
My current capacity in the cyber is often overwhelmed there by making clients to queu and wait until another client is through with the computer. this has in many occassion made some customer to walk away to look for altenatives somewhere esle.
I have lost many customer because of this and i really pray that you support me to gradually increase my capacity.
I have seen my friends who joined zidisha growing and doing fine in their businesses and when i got the chance to be invited, i was so happy and am looking forward with anticipation to grow with zidisha.
Thank you in advance
Gabriel
Kakamega - Kenya
About Me
I was born in busia in western part of Kenya.I am a first born in a family of seven. I grew up and went to school in Busia. Being the first born in a family of seven has always been very challenging. My father passed on when i was in high school and that left my mother to take care of us. I was at times forced to skip class so that i could accompany her in her cassual jobs so that we could get food on the table.
Having gone through this, i always got the motivation to get into business so that i could support my family. after high school, i got employed as a cyber cafe assistant, a position that i held for two years. As i was working at the cyber, i save with alot of discipline because i had developed the urge to open my own cyber cafe. After the two years of service, had saved enough to help me buy five computers with which i set up a small cyber cafe that has been growing gradually.
Im married with two kids (twins) aged three.
Ilove watching football, swimming and spending time with the less fortunate in the society.
My Business
I started my cyber cafe in february 2013 with five computers. i offer internet services, typesetting and printing. Internet connectivity has over time become necessary in many day to day activities. this has pushed the demand for my services high hence the need to increase my capacity in terms of computers in the cyber.
i have one assistant whom i pay 8,000 KES per month. i pay rent of 4000Kes. On average, i make a profit of 33,000KES per month.
I distribute my earnings towards supporting my mum in paying school fees for my sibling, buying food and other nesecessities at home. I reserve some savings that i always use to improve my business
Loan Proposal
Dear Lenders.
Im reaching out for your support to help facilitate the purchase of another computer for my cyber cafe.
My current capacity in the cyber is often overwhelmed there by making clients to queu and wait until another client is through with the computer. this has in many occassion made some customer to walk away to look for altenatives somewhere esle.
I have lost many customer because of this and i really pray that you support me to gradually increase my capacity.
I have seen my friends who joined zidisha growing and doing fine in their businesses and when i got the chance to be invited, i was so happy and am looking forward with anticipation to grow with zidisha.
Thank you in advance
Gabriel
Kakamega - Kenya
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Loan Info
Project Type
Classic Loan
Disbursed amount
$200.00
Date disbursed
Nov 23, 2015
Repayment status
On Time
Projected term
3 months
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