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Dear Entrepreneur, People want you to fail because it helps them to justify the risks they never took. Because your courage makes them uncomfortable.
Keep Walking. Keep Moving.
Some of the bravest work in Kenya happens behind an ordinary counter. The entrepreneur is expected to collect, file and pay taxes even when customers have not paid and the business has not made a real profit.
Compliance can feel like punishment for choosing to operate openly.
In an age of deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act. @edwinsifuna speaks the uncomfortable truths that both the government and sections of the United Opposition would rather bury.
That is why they fight him: he refuses to be bought, silenced or controlled. Keep
Entrepreneurship in Kenya is not a motivational poster; it is real life. The loan that was meant to grow the business can become the heaviest employee because it takes its share every month without helping at the counter.
High interest turns a promising season into a race
Behind many Kenyan businesses is a story the customer never sees. A bank asks for years of records, land and guarantees before lending a small business the money it needs to grow.
Many good orders die because working capital arrived too late. Do not confuse a hard season with