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Starting a business doesn’t always need a lot of capital. Here are 3 ideas anyone in Kenya can try with just a small amount of Ksh 5000
1. Mitumba Clothes Reselling
Buy quality second-hand clothes from Gikomba or local markets.
Wash, iron, and resell them on Instagram, Facebook, or even outside your estate
2. Homemade Snacks Business
Chapatis, samosas, mandazis, and crisps are always in demand.
Supply them to local kiosks or sell to office workers and students.
3. M-Pesa Agency Sublet
Some agents allow you to run their M-Pesa line on commission.
You only need a float (KSh 2,000–5,000) to get started.
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54 days agoBody:
Starting a business doesn’t always need a lot of capital. Here are 3 ideas anyone in Kenya can try with just a small amount of Ksh 5000
1. Mitumba Clothes Reselling
Buy quality second-hand clothes from Gikomba or local markets.
Wash, iron, and resell them on Instagram, Facebook, or even outside your estate
2. Homemade Snacks Business
Chapatis, samosas, mandazis, and crisps are always in demand.
Supply them to local kiosks or sell to office workers and students.
3. M-Pesa Agency Sublet
Some agents allow you to run their M-Pesa line on commission.
You only need a float (KSh 2,000–5,000) to get started.