Category Archives: Experiences

The importance of a website to any business cannot be understated at whatever business level of growth and size. The market rates for the design, hosting and maintenance of one however has been quite high besides the fact that the average business person either does not know the importance of one or if they did not know where to get started. Continue reading

Success is not a situation; success is a state of mind.

If you had one opportunity to cease everything that you can have in one moment, what would you do? That’s the easy part because it’s not a fact, its fiction. It’s wishful thinking. It’s the shorter route. It’s everything that does not need one to plough in requisite thought processes, resources and or energy and to its detriment, and when it comes it goes away just as fast.
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The director called upon me to play a role. Leading or not, to me it was an overdue idea that had me rising instantly from my seat. Hurriedly, I walked to the site of shoot and like beats bumping in my head with resonate hymning of the lyrics, I pictured what the shoot would be…rather…should be like. Continue reading

Distinguishing do-it-yourself projects from self-improvement projects can be a fine line. We think the test should be: will you look back one day and wish you’d done it? Really anything that involves learning a new skill and broadening your horizons can be considered self-improvement. Since it’s summertime, we’ve assembled some ideas for improving yourself that are also pretty fun. Some of our recommendations will take half an hour and be free, and some will take all summer or require a financial outlay. But when you’re finished, you’ll be all the better for it. Continue reading

When confronted by a deadly accident, those quick to mill around danger districts determine the difference between life and death in the same way as night is shone out by daybreak. They face risks in accident areas as they endeavor to help the injured more than the people mandated to do so. Still they do embrace hazards in part for their ilk or otherwise. Continue reading

The week has started on a very high note – joining the team running. The work ethic is amazing, the teamwork and cohesiveness is great; to say the least!! Continue reading

The long awaited time is finally at hand (lunch hour). Don’t jump to the wrong conclusion. It is not the prospect of food that excites me, no, it is a new aspect that has been incorporated into the company. We call it story hour but it actually runs for thirty minutes. During this time we get to share the stories we have from the field and get feedback from the team on how we can make them better and more appealing. Continue reading

All the world is a laboratory to the enquiring mind. – Martin H. Fischer
One of my duties is to do the final edits on articles that are to be posted to the Kuza Biashara site. In the short span I have been doing this I have gone through over 100 articles. Although it can, at times, get tedious I have found that nearly each article that comes by me has a new lesson. Now by the term ‘lesson’ I mean any aspect that is new to me, be it a word, an idea or an innovation. Continue reading

Well, this has been a very interesting week I have to admit. Among the key lesson I have learnt is that life can be very short. On Tuesday a friend of mine, died in a freak accident, when she slid and fell from an indoor exercise treadmill. Continue reading

Last week, Kuza Biashara had two SME clinics, the main agenda being how business people can manage their online clients and company websites. Many questions were asked by the SMEs in regards to customer satisfaction. It occurred to me that among the challenges that SMEs have, managing customer relationships when the relationship gets shaky is a top contender. At times business people tend to ignore their clients calls or even pretend not to be in business after an inter business hitch. Here is a simple structure that will guide you when making major business especially when things don’t work well with your business allies.You need to first understand who is to blame. It could be you or your partner, or even both. Either way, dialogue is the best solution. Continue reading