I am Edwin Kiptui, 25 years old, married with one child. I live in Nakuru and have a cybercafé in Nakuru town, just a few kilometres in the outskirts of the city of Nakuru.
I have not gone so far with my education because of a lot of financial issues in my family, so I decided to venture into business to be able to raise school fees for myself and to supplement my family income.
Since I had no one to help me, while waiting to be employed I decided to start a cybercafé business back in September 2011. I managed to secure a good location right in the Central Business District in Nakuru. I have been running it for the past 2 years now.
I own a cybercafé business along Kenyatta Avenue, opposite KCB bank in Nakuru, Kenya. It has eight computers, two printers, a photocopier and a scanner.
The services that I offer are all sorts of online services. My business is unique because I run it myself and I have the personal touch to all my customers. They will always find a warm smiling face and, if you have a unique problem, I will go to all lengths to tackle it and you will always get out of my business a happy customer. Due to that personal touch, my customers always came back and refer others to me.
I have one employee who is always there to assist me when the customers are many. My business faces challenges like change of technology -- that is, the phones people use nowadays have internet access -- but I thank God because they can’t know everything: they always come consulting, thus when you give them good services they will always came back.
My business gives me a monthly profit of twenty thousand shillings (about $200 USD) and above, but it still has many expenses that need to be paid. That is why would like support from you when I am a little stuck.
Thanks, Zidisha, for the good help you are doing to the young upcoming business men and women around the world. Thanks a lot.
Am so grateful to be a part of the Zidisha community. My business is growing from strength to strength since joining Zidisha, and lenders are always kind to me and are always helping me. With my next loan i would like to open an internet service provider company to make cyber usage increase and able to sell to residential around my town for their home use. Thank you, Zidisha and lenders.
To open an internet service provider company
I am Edwin Kiptui, 25 years old, married with one child. I live in Nakuru and have a cybercafé in Nakuru town, just a few kilometres in the outskirts of the city of Nakuru.
I have not gone so far with my education because of a lot of financial issues in my family, so I decided to venture into business to be able to raise school fees for myself and to supplement my family income.
Since I had no one to help me, while waiting to be employed I decided to start a cybercafé business back in September 2011. I managed to secure a good location right in the Central Business District in Nakuru. I have been running it for the past 2 years now.
I own a cybercafé business along Kenyatta Avenue, opposite KCB bank in Nakuru, Kenya. It has eight computers, two printers, a photocopier and a scanner.
The services that I offer are all sorts of online services. My business is unique because I run it myself and I have the personal touch to all my customers. They will always find a warm smiling face and, if you have a unique problem, I will go to all lengths to tackle it and you will always get out of my business a happy customer. Due to that personal touch, my customers always came back and refer others to me.
I have one employee who is always there to assist me when the customers are many. My business faces challenges like change of technology -- that is, the phones people use nowadays have internet access -- but I thank God because they can’t know everything: they always come consulting, thus when you give them good services they will always came back.
My business gives me a monthly profit of twenty thousand shillings (about $200 USD) and above, but it still has many expenses that need to be paid. That is why would like support from you when I am a little stuck.
Thanks, Zidisha, for the good help you are doing to the young upcoming business men and women around the world. Thanks a lot.
Am so grateful to be a part of the Zidisha community. My business is growing from strength to strength since joining Zidisha, and lenders are always kind to me and are always helping me. With my next loan i would like to open an internet service provider company to make cyber usage increase and able to sell to residential around my town for their home use. Thank you, Zidisha and lenders.