Despite cheaper computers and wireless internet modems flooding the market, a sizeable number of customers are still trooping into cyber cafes to do more than just checking emails and surfing the internet. Continue reading

For the real hustlers in the house, the idea of starting a dog breeding and training business in Kenya will sound like a heaven-sent gift. First, the business does not have seasonal fluctuations. Continue reading

Ornamental fish business in Kenya is estimated to grow at a steady pace over the next 15 years. However, despite the growing domestic demand, very few of our local entrepreneurs seem to have taken up this idea. Continue reading

Turkey farming is one of the unique business ideas you can venture into with as little as Ksh10,000 seed capital. The return on investment per sale of turkey (and turkey products) is enough to not only provide you with a decent monthly income but also enable you to hire a farm manager to run the business on your behalf. Continue reading

Have you been thinking of tapping into the benefits of Kenya’s export market in the Euro and the United States? Well, believe you me, you can start your own small venture right now and be a part of those who feed the nations. Continue reading

As you know, Christmas is around the corner, and if past trends are anything to go by, then we can predict that this is going to be a “boom” season for most businesses. Continue reading

Are you considering improving your entrepreneurship or life skills? Of course you do! Here are some tips from none other than the world’s most respected businessman and philanthropist – Mr. Bill Henry Gates. Continue reading

A barbershop (locally known as Kinyozi) is a good example of a sustainable business because people will always need haircuts. Fashion styles may come and go, but hair cuts aren’t a fad or trend – they’re a basic necessity. Moreover, Kenya’s middle-class is growing at an alarming rate and you can jump onto this tide by starting your own executive barbershop. Continue reading

If you are a patient investor who is willing to risk it all and wait for returns in 5 years or so, then Eucalyptus farming might just be the right business idea for you. Not only is this an opportunity to create some income but an avenue to help the country achieve a 10% tree cover by 2030 as well. Continue reading

Mushroom farming may seem like an arduous and tiresome venture, but if you look closely there is something quite attractive about it. According to official statistics from the National Farmers Information Service (NAFIS), Kenya produces 500 tonnes of mushrooms per year against a demand of 1200 tonnes. Continue reading

There is no doubt that Kenya’s business environment has improved over the years and many investors have set up shop in all major towns across the country. Continue reading

There are very few markets where demand exceeds supply. One such market is for Kiwi fruits which, despite being a relatively new idea in Kenya, has taken the market by storm. There are very few farmers who have gotten wind of its valued benefits and you can take advantage of this loophole to make a timely investment. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to go about it. Continue reading