I am the sixth girl of a family of 12 children. I live with my father who is a fonctionnaire à la retraite, these two wives and 6 other children. We live in a neighbourhood of Dubréka, a préfecture situated 50 Km from Conakry. This which makes that we are considered to be living in the top suburbs of Conakry. I am preparing for my entrance at university where I intend on registering in the faculty of medicine. This situation brings me to practice an activity that generates small revenue. I need some complementary resources to support my parents to support family costs and satisfy my certain needs. For this activity that I have business consists of doing the dyeing of Bazin. It necessitates : 1- the purchase on the market of white Bazin which needs to be dyed. I can also dye on request all other white fabrics ; 2- the purchase of colourants ; 3- the purchase of starch ; and qualified labour understanding the tailors and spongers of Bazin. The fabrics are cut into suits/sets pour men or women and truly dressed on the market
My business practices the dyeing of fabric. It consists of purchasing from the Bazin market where all other white fabrics which are then coloured by infusion with a natural or synthetic colouring substance.
Dyeing brings an added value to clothes in making them more beautiful and more luxurious. The dyed clothes and notably Bazins are very appreciated and are sought after for religious holidays, ceremonies of marriage and patronage, etc.
Moreover, dyeing Bazin necessitates colourants, starch and collaboration with tailors and spongers. The clients prefer dyed Bazins at our place here in Guinée car those coming from the Republic of Sénégal and Mali are more expensive and of very bad known quality. So I do this in their presence and they have even have the possibility of choosing the quality of Bazin and desired colour. The principal risks of dyeing are burns and staining of hands.
During a month I can make dyeing 10 pieces of Bazin at a rate of 450 000 GNF a piece. It is necessary of 60 bottles colorants at 50 000 GNF each, 150 000 GNF of starch and in all 600 000 GNF of labour. These 10 dyed pieces give 60 suits/set for men or women which are sold at 200 000 GNF in all so the basin can cost up to 350 000GNF. The total cost for dyeing of these 10 pieces is from 8 200 000 GNF for a price coming to about 12 000 000 GNF making a profit of roughly 3 800 000 GNF.
This profit is truly necessary to satisfy the needs of myself and that of my family. This is why I ask this loan of Zidisha for about 5 000 000 GNF equivalent to about 700 American dollars.
The loan will be used to subscribe to the commitment of a guard with a babysitting service Gomboya market in the Municipality of Maneya Coyah Prefecture. Then, with this loan and my small savings, I"ll enjoy the university holidays to get to Dakar, Republic of Senegal to replenish my stock of Bazin fabrics and dyeing equipment. This will allow me to have a large batch of products with a view of the feast of Tabaski must happen within two months. I would point out that it is this party here called the feast of sheep and damask. Similarly I will introduce this time of embroidery using the services of an embroiderer
Supply of fine fabric to dye for Eid al-Adha robes
I am the sixth girl of a family of 12 children. I live with my father who is a fonctionnaire à la retraite, these two wives and 6 other children. We live in a neighbourhood of Dubréka, a préfecture situated 50 Km from Conakry. This which makes that we are considered to be living in the top suburbs of Conakry. I am preparing for my entrance at university where I intend on registering in the faculty of medicine. This situation brings me to practice an activity that generates small revenue. I need some complementary resources to support my parents to support family costs and satisfy my certain needs. For this activity that I have business consists of doing the dyeing of Bazin. It necessitates : 1- the purchase on the market of white Bazin which needs to be dyed. I can also dye on request all other white fabrics ; 2- the purchase of colourants ; 3- the purchase of starch ; and qualified labour understanding the tailors and spongers of Bazin. The fabrics are cut into suits/sets pour men or women and truly dressed on the market
My business practices the dyeing of fabric. It consists of purchasing from the Bazin market where all other white fabrics which are then coloured by infusion with a natural or synthetic colouring substance.
Dyeing brings an added value to clothes in making them more beautiful and more luxurious. The dyed clothes and notably Bazins are very appreciated and are sought after for religious holidays, ceremonies of marriage and patronage, etc.
Moreover, dyeing Bazin necessitates colourants, starch and collaboration with tailors and spongers. The clients prefer dyed Bazins at our place here in Guinée car those coming from the Republic of Sénégal and Mali are more expensive and of very bad known quality. So I do this in their presence and they have even have the possibility of choosing the quality of Bazin and desired colour. The principal risks of dyeing are burns and staining of hands.
During a month I can make dyeing 10 pieces of Bazin at a rate of 450 000 GNF a piece. It is necessary of 60 bottles colorants at 50 000 GNF each, 150 000 GNF of starch and in all 600 000 GNF of labour. These 10 dyed pieces give 60 suits/set for men or women which are sold at 200 000 GNF in all so the basin can cost up to 350 000GNF. The total cost for dyeing of these 10 pieces is from 8 200 000 GNF for a price coming to about 12 000 000 GNF making a profit of roughly 3 800 000 GNF.
This profit is truly necessary to satisfy the needs of myself and that of my family. This is why I ask this loan of Zidisha for about 5 000 000 GNF equivalent to about 700 American dollars.
The loan will be used to subscribe to the commitment of a guard with a babysitting service Gomboya market in the Municipality of Maneya Coyah Prefecture. Then, with this loan and my small savings, I"ll enjoy the university holidays to get to Dakar, Republic of Senegal to replenish my stock of Bazin fabrics and dyeing equipment. This will allow me to have a large batch of products with a view of the feast of Tabaski must happen within two months. I would point out that it is this party here called the feast of sheep and damask. Similarly I will introduce this time of embroidery using the services of an embroiderer