My name is Dennis Omuse Obushe, born and raised in Busia County of Kenya. Being the first born in a family of three, I grew up to be an open minded person with a wide range of world view. I started my education at Adanya Primary School, where I graduated 2007, after which I joined Khasoko Boys High Shool, and graduated in 2011, before proceeding to Maasai Mara University to pursue Bachelor's Degree in Political Science and Public Administration. During this time as a student, I opened a small cyber services business outside the campus. This is where I got the money for my education. I graduated in 2017, proceeded to pursue masters degree in Public Policy and Administration, which culminated in 2022 that qualified me for a teaching position in Maasai Mara University. Currently, I'm undertaking my PhD in Leadership and Governance at Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology.
Over the years, I've ventured into many other business like crop and livestock farming back in the village; apart from opening many other cyber cafes around the campus. All these have provided goods and services to the community, both in the village and my workplace, where students are the main employees, allowing them to pay for their fees in part.
My aim is to positively impact as many lives as possible through active income generating activities.
I operate a multiple stream of businesses like cyber shops alongside crop/livestock farming.
Where I work as a lecturer, my main business is that of cyber shops. This is a highly lucrative business here since the campus has more than 16,000 students, who largely depend on these services.
I'm currently aiming to expand my business to also include larger bookshops as I currently sell small quantities only from my cyber shops.
I'm aiming to absorb as many people as possible into the job market. It's my happiness creating positive change wherever I go. The profits are used particularly in charity to pay for atleast a student fee every semester while the rest are used in running day to day activities, including reinventing in business.
I will use the funds ti beef up my businesses including cybercafés, bookshops and livestock farming.
This will increase my capital base hence providing more goods and services to my clients.
It will also improve my social welfare and that of my entire family due to the boosted income.
Most importantly, I will be able to employ more people, especially the unemployed youth, to work in my firms.
Growing cybercafe
My name is Dennis Omuse Obushe, born and raised in Busia County of Kenya. Being the first born in a family of three, I grew up to be an open minded person with a wide range of world view. I started my education at Adanya Primary School, where I graduated 2007, after which I joined Khasoko Boys High Shool, and graduated in 2011, before proceeding to Maasai Mara University to pursue Bachelor's Degree in Political Science and Public Administration. During this time as a student, I opened a small cyber services business outside the campus. This is where I got the money for my education. I graduated in 2017, proceeded to pursue masters degree in Public Policy and Administration, which culminated in 2022 that qualified me for a teaching position in Maasai Mara University. Currently, I'm undertaking my PhD in Leadership and Governance at Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology.
Over the years, I've ventured into many other business like crop and livestock farming back in the village; apart from opening many other cyber cafes around the campus. All these have provided goods and services to the community, both in the village and my workplace, where students are the main employees, allowing them to pay for their fees in part.
My aim is to positively impact as many lives as possible through active income generating activities.
I operate a multiple stream of businesses like cyber shops alongside crop/livestock farming.
Where I work as a lecturer, my main business is that of cyber shops. This is a highly lucrative business here since the campus has more than 16,000 students, who largely depend on these services.
I'm currently aiming to expand my business to also include larger bookshops as I currently sell small quantities only from my cyber shops.
I'm aiming to absorb as many people as possible into the job market. It's my happiness creating positive change wherever I go. The profits are used particularly in charity to pay for atleast a student fee every semester while the rest are used in running day to day activities, including reinventing in business.
I will use the funds ti beef up my businesses including cybercafés, bookshops and livestock farming.
This will increase my capital base hence providing more goods and services to my clients.
It will also improve my social welfare and that of my entire family due to the boosted income.
Most importantly, I will be able to employ more people, especially the unemployed youth, to work in my firms.