Ugali for people of konjora

Anderson Kitsao

Konjora, Kenya

100% repaid

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Entrepreneur

Name

Anderson Kitsao

Member since

April 2017

On-time repayments

68 installments  •  74%

About Me

My names are Anderson Kitsao Jeffwah and I stay in Konjora on the coast of Kenya close to Kilifi. I had little education just primary since little money. I have a a wife and five children and they have need of education. So I work as a gardener and security for a big house in Kilifi. Also, we have a kiosk in Konjora to add to our pockets where we sell unga, sima, soap and other things. The first born is in secondary. These girls are in primary at Dera Tuamini public school.

My Business

The kiosk is located in our small village and sells to the local people so they do not have to travel to town. This adds to the money we need to provide education for the children.

The Zidisha loans have been helpful to add to stock and increase the profit we have from the store. The first born started secondary school in January so I am thankful. Every little loan is a help.

Loan Proposal

Most of this loan will buy ugali as it sells very fast. We buy 2 kgs for 95 and then sell for 105. Thank you my Zidisha friends for the help you have given to me and my family. We wish you Happy New Year!

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  • J    Jan 18, 2018

    Neat in time repayments with a few status updates.

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Loan Info

Project Type

Classic Loan

Disbursed amount

$34.00

Date disbursed

Jan 23, 2018

Repayment status

On Time

Projected term

8 months

Other loans

Apr 2017:  $5

Jun 2017:  $8

Aug 2017:  $12

Nov 2017:  $18

Lenders

G

Georg

Germany

J

Netherlands

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  • J    Feb 9, 2018

    Thank you for repayments. Did you already visit the school? Did your child like it?

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  • Anderson Kitsao    Jan 25, 2018

    Dear Zidisha. I have received the loan yesterday and have bought the flours for our shop. The first Saturday of the next month we will be able to visit our first born in school and will hope to add some photos. Asante sana

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  • Anderson Kitsao    Jan 20, 2018

    Dear Mr Joost
    From all the family thank you for this loan. Our shop can now have ugali flour for the local customers. We appreciate and bless you

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    • J    Jan 20, 2018

      You should also thank Georg. He also provided half of this loan.

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  • J    Jan 19, 2018

    Success with your business

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  • Anderson Kitsao    Jan 19, 2018

    I will use this loan to buy stock, especially the flour used to make ugali. Ugali is our main food in Kenya. There was a short supply but now available and sells very fast. Buy for 95 for 2 kg, then sell for 105. My first born did well on the school test and is now attending Sokoke secondary school, so these fees are an extra cost for the family.

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  • J    Dec 27, 2017

    Thank you for the repayment.

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  • J    Dec 13, 2017

    Thank you for the repayment.

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  • Anderson Kitsao    Nov 16, 2017

    asante Mr Joost

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  • J    Nov 16, 2017

    Succes with your stock

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  • Anderson Kitsao    Nov 16, 2017

    My dear lenders I am happy to pay my last loan and ready for another to boost stock in our family store. We will buy maize flour before the price increase. It is now 980 shillings for 12 bags and we sell for 100 shillings each 2 kg bag. Will also sell sugar for a good profit. My first born is sitting for the KCPE exam, we pray for success to get a good grade and a good secondary school

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  • Anderson Kitsao    Nov 15, 2017

    Thank you lenders for your understanding and support of our family business, am still having some trouble to get to the loan posting

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  • Anderson Kitsao    Nov 15, 2017

    As am trying to put the application to Zidisha having some computer problems. I do hope my friends getting the messages will understand the application. Things don't always work well in Kenya on computers...hehehe

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  • Anderson Kitsao    Nov 15, 2017

    My dear lenders I am happy to pay my last loan and ready for another to boost stock in our family store. We will buy maize flour before the price increase. It is now 980 shillings for 12 bags and we sell for 100 shillings each 2 kg bag. Will also sell sugar for a good profit. My first born is sitting for the KCPE exam, we pray for her success to get a good grade and a good secondary school

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  • Anderson Kitsao    Nov 15, 2017

    The new loan will be used for more stock

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  • Anderson Kitsao    Nov 15, 2017

    The last loan was to buy sugar flours and coffee for our small shop. As during elections people in the village stayed home instead of going to town to shop. They always come to us but more important during this time. Our profits are being saved for the first born for school fees when he goes to secondary in January

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  • Anderson Kitsao    Nov 15, 2017

    My Zidisha lenders your support for my business and my family is appreciate. There was a problem with the application but thanks to Zidisha is fixed so now asking again for support for our small shop to restock

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  • Anderson Kitsao    Nov 15, 2017

    My Zididsha lenders your support for my business and my family is appreciate. There was a problem with the application but thanks to Zidisha is fixed so now asking again for support for our small shop

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  • Anderson Kitsao    Nov 7, 2017

    Thank you and God bless you my Zidisha family. This is my family at our shamba in Konjora. We send you our greetings from all

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  • Anderson Kitsao    Nov 4, 2017

    My dear lenders I am happy to pay my last loan and ready for another to boost stock in our family store. We will buy maize flour before the price increase. It is now 980 shillings for 12 bags and we sell for 100 shillings each 2 kg bag. Will also sell sugar for a good profit. My first born is sitting for the KCPE exam, we pray for her success to get a good grade and a good secondary school

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  • Anderson Kitsao    Aug 9, 2017

    Dear Mr. Paul,
    This is wonderful news, I have no words. Thank you and bless you from Mr. Anderson and my family

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