Curio Business is one of the less exploited businesses in Kenya, despite having good returns. The success of this business depends on the location and source of your items, among other factors. The business has peak and off-peak seasons at different times of the year, and you can easily triple your earnings during a boom.
India is one the recent economic giants whose economic practices are admired even by the Western Nations. Despite being the country with the second highest population worldwide, the country has been experiencing a positive economic growth rate.
The Small and Medium Enterprise sector is a great contributor to the economy through business and job creation. The growth of this industry has spurred the growth of developing economies, allowing them to compete with the first world countries.
Over 40% of Kenya’s population is unemployed besides been one of the fastest growing economies in the world, while it is ranked 3rd in Africa, as one of the most promising economies.
Find out why 8 out of 10 businesses fail before their second year of business, only 4 out of 10 business make it to ten years of business and 50% of the start-up struggle during their 1st year of business.
Doctors are recommending patients to take a fruit daily, whether it’s an apple, orange, banana, passion, tangerine, pineapples, etc., as this will improve their nutrition status. As they say, a fruit a day keeps the doctor away.
Snacks have always been an all-time favorite food for most people cutting across all generations. Popcorns are enjoyable to eat and its preparation is quite easy. Moreover, it can be taken at any setting such as while watching a movie, relaxing at home, while travelling among others.
Meat is a popular food item in majority of Kenyan households. Almost every Kenyan household has meat as part of the diet. To make matters even better, international visitors have fallen in love with the Kenyan way of cooking meat.
Most banks and other investment companies in Kenya started from the base, as Chama’s. The now revolutionary Chama had been lest for the village women who would make small contributions to buy utensils, wheat flour and all those items our mothers used to buy.
The tendering process started gaining popularity as a business opportunity in 2014 during the Jubilee Government tenure. One of the party’s promise in the manifesto was to create a conducive atmosphere for the Kenyan youths to do business.