Entrepreneur
Name
Anzolo
Member since
April 2015
On-time repayments
158 installments • 49%
About Me
I'm a Kenyan-born citizen, third born in a family of seven from Kitui in the Eastern province. I started my primary level of education in the locality at Mutomo Primary School, passed and was enrolled at Machakos Girls High School where I did my K.C.S.E and passed too.
Kitui lies in a semi-arid zone, whereby making both ends meet is a big nightmare. This hindered my further studies to local universities because of inadequate funds to cater for my education, taking into consideration that we had a big family. I decided to go for an earlier marriage so as to pave the way for my little siblings to continue with their studies. It's out of this that I decided to start a small-scale business of selling secondhand clothes to cater for both my family and that of my siblings; thanks to my husband, who gave me some cash to start the business.
In Nairobi, where I stay now, business is the order of the day. I have managed to expand my business from selling secondhand clothes to brand-new ones. The culture in Nairobi is a new fashion of dressing, especially the Maasai dresses, which are in high demand both locally and internationally.
I have a son who always wants to be a doctor in future. My pastime activities include furthering my studies and doing research about the textile industry.
My Business
This boutique kind of business is booming in Nairobi, but financially it has not reached its climax. I'm selling materials, both men's and women's clothes, not forgetting children's outfits.
Due to the high demand of fashion and new arrivals of outfits, I found this business as good as my job because it helps me to sell at a profit and be able to buy some stock, if not in bulk but in small quantities.
I started this business with about KSH 50,000 (~$510), which my husband got as a loan but we managed to pay back. The profits I normally use to add more stock and to cater for my family members' needs. I'm optimistic that if you (lenders) give me a loan, I will be able to do repayments and add more stock in my business.
Thanks be to Zidisha for your support in business growth and development. Hope to receive positive feedback from you.
Loan Proposal
Once I get the money I will purchase
stock for My business like African
attires which may cost about $ 35. The reason I would like to purchase these is because they are on high demand
at the this time. Once I sell the Attire's I will make a profit of about $ 45 .
About Me
I'm a Kenyan born citizen third born in a family of seven from Kitui in Eastern province.I started my primary level of education in the locality at Mutomo primary school,passed and was enrolled at Machakos girls high school where I did my K.C.S.E and passed too.
Kitui lies in semi arid zone whereby making both ends meet is a big nightmare.This hindered my further studies to local universities because of inadequate funds to cater for my education taking into consideration that we had a big family.I decided to go for earlier marriage so as to pave way for my little siblings to continue with studies. It's out of this that I decided to start a small scale business of selling second hand clothes to cater for both my family and that of my siblings ;thanks to my husband who gave me some cash to start the business
In Nairobi where I stay now,business is the order of the day.I have managed to expand my business from selling of second hand clothes to branded new ones.The culture in Nairobi is new fashion of dressing especially the maasai dresses which are in high demand both locally and internationally.
I have a son who always wants to be doctor in future.My pass time activities incline.;furthering studies and doing research about textile industry.
My Business
This boutique kind of business is booming in Nairobi but financially it has not reached its climax.I'm selling materials,both men and women clothes not forgetting children outfits.
Due to high demand of fashion and new arrivals of outfits,I found this business as good as my job because it's helps me to sell at profit and able to buy some stock if not in bulk but in small quantities.
I started this business with about khs 50,000 which my husband got as a loan but we managed to pay back.The profits I normally use to add more stock and to cater for my family member's needs.I'm optimistic that if you (lenders)give me a loan I will be able to do repayments and add more stock in my business.
Thanks be to zidisha for your support in business growth and development.Hope to receive a positive feedback from you.
Loan Proposal
Once I get the money I will purchase
stock for My business like African
attires which may cost about $ 35. The reason I would like to purchase these is because they are on high demand
at the this time. Once I sell the Attire's I will make a profit of about $ 45 .
Feedback
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Loan Info
Project Type
Classic Loan
Disbursed amount
$386.00
Date disbursed
May 31, 2017
Repayment status
On Time
Projected term
3 months
Lenders
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