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Madina, a single mother of 3, has operated an open bar kiosk for the past 4 years. The business would ably meet her obligations including those of her children. Hit by Covid-19 and its lockdown, Madina could no longer sustain good stock levels that would meet the demands of her customers, which made it hard …
Resty runs a general merchandise shop focused largely on home-use items that range from food stuffs, detergents, toiletaries, etc in her area of residence. The open nature of her business attracts all kinds of customers and as a consequence, it requires high captal to sustain the demand. Location: Walukoko villagePartner: Refugees Global Start: Nov 1, 2022 Job …
Zulaika has operated a ladies boutique, targeting the working class and the business community within her neighbourhood since 2017. The business was however challenged by Covid-19 and the lockdown that lasted nearly 2 years. She was challenged with business financing following the opening of the economy in late 2021. Location: IsendaPartner: Refugees Global Start: Nov 1, …
James trades in electricals and electronics. With rural electrication in the countryside, the demand for electricals and electronics has steady grown in the recent past create massive demand. This high demand however is not met with the required sufficient stocks, creating supply defficiencies. Location: KigandaloPartner: Refugees Global Start: Nov 1, 2022 Job potential: 1
Deborah is a single mother of 2. She operates a neighbourhood grocery dealing in vegatabes and fresh food items, serving quite a large neighbourhood in a newly developed hosing estate. This large customer base requires a strong capital base to ensure reliability on supplies, also considering the fact that some sales are credit sales. Location: …
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