My name is Anna Namushi Kabisa. I was born on January 23, 1970, in Kalabo, in the western part of Zambia. I currently live in Sesheke and I am a mother of three children. I am a marketer and have been in business since 2011. Over the years, I have engaged in different types of businesses, and I am currently involved in tailoring.
I am a marketer engaged in multiple income-generating activities. I sell vegetables, doormats, and clothing. Initially, I used to buy vegetables for resale, but I have since developed my own garden where I grow a variety of crops. These include rape, Chinese cabbage, tomatoes, and onions, which I harvest and sell after 2–3 months depending on the type. This allows me to have vegetables available for sale throughout the year. I also grow and sell different types of plants.
In addition, I am skilled in tailoring and sell clothes. I also produce handmade doormats by purchasing cotton wool and weaving them myself, a process that takes one to two days per mat.
The loan will be used to buy farming inputs such as seeds, fertilizer, and watering equipment. Part of the funds will be used to buy tailoring materials and cotton wool for making doormats.
This project will help me grow my business and become more financially stable. I am committed to working hard and repaying the loan on time.
Vegetable farming and tailoring business growth
My name is Anna Namushi Kabisa. I was born on January 23, 1970, in Kalabo, in the western part of Zambia. I currently live in Sesheke and I am a mother of three children. I am a marketer and have been in business since 2011. Over the years, I have engaged in different types of businesses, and I am currently involved in tailoring.
I am a marketer engaged in multiple income-generating activities. I sell vegetables, doormats, and clothing. Initially, I used to buy vegetables for resale, but I have since developed my own garden where I grow a variety of crops. These include rape, Chinese cabbage, tomatoes, and onions, which I harvest and sell after 2–3 months depending on the type. This allows me to have vegetables available for sale throughout the year. I also grow and sell different types of plants.
In addition, I am skilled in tailoring and sell clothes. I also produce handmade doormats by purchasing cotton wool and weaving them myself, a process that takes one to two days per mat.
The loan will be used to buy farming inputs such as seeds, fertilizer, and watering equipment. Part of the funds will be used to buy tailoring materials and cotton wool for making doormats.
This project will help me grow my business and become more financially stable. I am committed to working hard and repaying the loan on time.