If you have been dreaming of eating the fruits of your own labour then the idea of farming tree tomatoes (aka tamarillo or matunda ya damu) is a literal way to do just that....

We know him as Kenya’s most successful entrepreneur. His track record of philanthropy is beyond reproach and his love for Africa is beyond question. But did you know that Manu Chandaria was raised up...

Potato farming is one of those businesses that can either make or break you. You can get good returns provided you are willing to learn how to navigate your way up or you can...

For the last few years, the Kuza Biashara Blog team has dedicated its time in researching and sharing the best content with you; our bonafide readers. It has been a long journey and we’ve...

If you are looking for a business that is fairly passive (does not involve a lot of hard thinking), and allows you to keep doing your current hustle, but still provides you with a...

Africa is a hungry continent and you can never go wrong if you invest in food business. Everyone needs to eat and the escalating rate of rural to urban migration means more new mouths...

Have you visited a restaurant lately to grab a fried chicken bite? Well, next time you go to Sonford or any other fast-food joint make sure you ask the cooks what they do with...

In our most previous article, we talked about how demand for beauty and cosmetic products in Kenya has grown steadily over the last one decade.

Research shows that Kenyans spend over Ksh5 billion a month buying beauty products. These include bath and shower products, cosmetics, skin care, baby care, oral care and perfume products. Talking about perfume products, the...

Gone are the days when owning a fleet of taxis was a lucrative investment strategy. Nowadays, innovations like Uber have disrupted the market and taxi owners are scampering for safety. What does this teach...

Gaming is fast becoming a popular pass-time activity in Kenya; and since most people cannot afford to buy and maintain private gaming consoles at home then you can capitalize on this opportunity to launch...

At the end of 2014, half of the world’s population had at least one mobile subscription, totalling over 3.6 billion unique mobile subscribers. By 2020, around three-fifths (3/5) of the global population will have a mobile subscription.