Celebrating Our Entrepreneurial Parents

Our community is home to many inspiring parents who have embraced innovation and entrepreneurship. By showcasing their businesses on our website, we aim to celebrate their hard work, business acumen, and dedication. Join us in supporting these local heroes who contribute so much to our vibrant community.

From Hawker to Stall Owner: Evelyn's Business Journey

Evelyn Naliaka a Grade 4 Bridge Parent who is a single mother of four children, knew she had to find a way to provide for her family. In 2001, she started her entrepreneurial journey as a hawker, selling water, sweets, and fruits. Over time, her persistence paid off, and she was able to secure a stall in Kanduyi.

Resilience and Opportunity: Naomi Marango's Journey As Mama Chips

Naomi Marango a PP2 Bridge parent life changed dramatically when she got pregnant and lost her job at a hotel post-delivery. With the father of her child abandoning them. She had to look for means of survival.

From Setback to Success: Ramadhan Wesonga David's Journey in Electronics Repair

David, a Grade 1 Bridge Parent like many entrepreneurs, has faced his share of obstacles. One major setback occurred when the county decided to build the Masinde Muliro Stadium, which led to the destruction of his stall. This forced him to relocate to a less strategic location, slowing down his business considerably.

From Milk Company Employee to Community Cyberpioneer: The Journey of Bonface Mogaka

Bonface Mogaka , 37, born and raised in Kisii County, started his professional journey working in a milk company. However, in 2010, driven by a desire to create something of his own, he left his job and ventured into the world of entrepreneurship.

From Mjengo Worker to Wholesaler: The Determined Path of Andrew Wanyonyi

Andrew Wanyonyi, born and raised in Bungoma County, faced financial hurdles early in life. Despite studying until high school, the lack of school fees forced him to abandon formal education and start hustling. He took up various jobs, including working in mjengo, to make ends meet.

The Inspiring Story of Veronica Mwende Mutinda

Veronica’s motivation to start her own business stemmed from a deeply personal need. With a large family and a husband struggling to make ends meet, she decided to take charge of her own destiny.