When he settled in Nyahururu, the streets became his home.
☆The life of a street urchin is a quotidian cycle of hopelessness and each day is a rainy day.
☆You probably know the anatomy of a street urchin: unkempt hair, a plastic bottle of sniffing glue on the lips, an empty (and rumbling) stomach, dirty clothes and a pair of differently sized shoes.
☆ It is a life synonymous with going through the wringer on a daily basis.
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☆The life of a street urchin is a quotidian cycle of hopelessness and each day is a rainy day.
☆You probably know the anatomy of a street urchin: unkempt hair, a plastic bottle of sniffing glue on the lips, an empty (and rumbling) stomach, dirty clothes and a pair of differently sized shoes.
☆ It is a life synonymous with going through the wringer on a daily basis.
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The Street Child Who Went To Play Professional Football In Belarus: Inspiring Story Of Josephat Lopaga | whownskenya
Josephat Lopaga did not do drugs, but he endured the street life in three different towns: Nyahururu, Nakuru and Nairobi.
Otila’s journey began when her eye-opening experience in Israel introduced her to the incredible potential of the beekeeping sector.
Immersed in the success stories of women beekeepers, she felt a profound desire to replicate their achievements back home.
This pivotal moment marked the genesis of Apiculture Venture Limited, a company she founded and currently serves as the managing director.
Pauline Otila is our CEO of the day. Read her story here - https://whownskenya.com/pauline-otila-former-auditor-who-quit-her-job-for-beekeeping-makes-upto-sh21-million-in-one-year/
Immersed in the success stories of women beekeepers, she felt a profound desire to replicate their achievements back home.
This pivotal moment marked the genesis of Apiculture Venture Limited, a company she founded and currently serves as the managing director.
Pauline Otila is our CEO of the day. Read her story here - https://whownskenya.com/pauline-otila-former-auditor-who-quit-her-job-for-beekeeping-makes-upto-sh21-million-in-one-year/
His is a perfect pauper to prince story.
The Kapsabet Boys High School alumnus had an unmatched gusto for education but a poor background almost shuttered his dream.
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The Kapsabet Boys High School alumnus had an unmatched gusto for education but a poor background almost shuttered his dream.
https://whownskenya.com/nyainda-manasse-the-kapsabet-boys-alumnus-who-struggled-with-school-fees-now-at-the-helm-of-gideon-mois-communication-team/
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Nyainda Manasse: From Deferring His Education To Landing A Lucrative Job In Gideon Moi's Communication Team | whownskenya
Nyainda Manasse is a 27 year old communication expert at the helm of the Kenya African National Union (KANU) as the Director of
Aldrine Kibet Profile: The Making Of Talented St. Anthony's Poster Boy | whownskenya
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Aldrine Kibet Profile: The Making Of Talented St. Anthony's Poster Boy | whownskenya
It is without doubt that St. Anthony's striker, Aldrine Kibet possesses this mindset which has saw him receive profound recognition both
"Around 2014, I was an intern at the Nairobi Securities Exchange. While working there, I noticed that droves of people walked into the Exchange building asking questions such as: How do I buy shares? How do I invest? What assets do I invest in?" he revealed.
He is the founder and CEO of The Kenyan Wall Street, a digital media platform that provides credible financial news across Africa.
Eric Asuma is our CEO of the day. Read his story here - https://whownskenya.com/from-stockbroker-to-media-owner-eric-asumas-remarkable-journey-to-transform-kenyas-financial-landscape/
He is the founder and CEO of The Kenyan Wall Street, a digital media platform that provides credible financial news across Africa.
Eric Asuma is our CEO of the day. Read his story here - https://whownskenya.com/from-stockbroker-to-media-owner-eric-asumas-remarkable-journey-to-transform-kenyas-financial-landscape/
Kabras RFC player Jone Kubu has been slapped with an 11 week suspension after stamping an opponent during the Christie's 7s.
Kubu is originally from Fiji but changed his allegiance to Kenya.
Kubu is originally from Fiji but changed his allegiance to Kenya.
Born on January 21st, 1951, in Nairobi, Kenya, Ashok Shah’s life story is one of determination, resilience, and remarkable entrepreneurial success.
He embarked on his business journey in 1971, taking the path less traveled after facing financial obstacles that forced him to discontinue his pursuit of professional ACCA exams at level 2.
Despite these challenges, Shah’s tenacity and commitment led him to carve out an inspiring path in the world of business.
As of today, Ashok Shah serves as the Director and Chairman of several successful companies, each with its unique niche and contribution to Kenya’s business landscape.
Ashok Shah is our CEO of the day. Read his story here - https://whownskenya.com/the-resilient-journey-of-ashok-shah-a-trailblazing-kenyan-entrepreneur-and-philanthropist/
He embarked on his business journey in 1971, taking the path less traveled after facing financial obstacles that forced him to discontinue his pursuit of professional ACCA exams at level 2.
Despite these challenges, Shah’s tenacity and commitment led him to carve out an inspiring path in the world of business.
As of today, Ashok Shah serves as the Director and Chairman of several successful companies, each with its unique niche and contribution to Kenya’s business landscape.
Ashok Shah is our CEO of the day. Read his story here - https://whownskenya.com/the-resilient-journey-of-ashok-shah-a-trailblazing-kenyan-entrepreneur-and-philanthropist/
“I didn’t graduate as my passion for the course waned. As a child, I had a passion for making friendship bracelets. When we got to university, my sister Glaiza Guzman suggested we start making jewelry and so we broke the news to our dad who understood and supported us,” she said.
They would then begin advertising and selling the products on the internet through their official website. They would do that for a while before deciding to establish a physical store in 2017.
After running the business online for a while, the duo would then get an idea of setting up a physical store where they can showcase their products and give others a platform to showcase their products as well, hence the birth of the ‘Made in Kenya’ stores.
Glena de Guzman is our CEO of the day. Read her story here - https://whownskenya.com/glena-de-guzman-the-kenyan-filipina-who-dropped-out-of-university-to-found-made-in-kenya/
They would then begin advertising and selling the products on the internet through their official website. They would do that for a while before deciding to establish a physical store in 2017.
After running the business online for a while, the duo would then get an idea of setting up a physical store where they can showcase their products and give others a platform to showcase their products as well, hence the birth of the ‘Made in Kenya’ stores.
Glena de Guzman is our CEO of the day. Read her story here - https://whownskenya.com/glena-de-guzman-the-kenyan-filipina-who-dropped-out-of-university-to-found-made-in-kenya/
Trans-Nzoia County Governor George Natembeya proved to be fittest county chief when he won the governors' marathon ahead of the devolution conference.
Natembeya is known for being a stoic and a no nonsense administrator.
Natembeya is known for being a stoic and a no nonsense administrator.
In an intriguing twist of fate, Kamande’s path intersected with a man from the Nyanza region who provided her with a lifeline – a capital infusion of Ksh 250,000.
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Grace Kamande: How I Turned Ksh 250,000 From A Husband-To-Be Into A Flourishing Maize Farming Venture | whownskenya
Meet Grace Wangechi Kamande, a 27-year-old native of Kirinyaga County in Kenya, who has transformed adversity into prosperity
After KMTC, she got a job as a chemist in a pharmaceutical retail store in Nairobi. She also enrolled for an online degree in pharmacy from a Turkish University.
However, despite her qualifications, she was not registered as a pharmacist due to legislation differences between Turkey and Kenya.
Susan then got a job at the Mission for Essential Drugs and Supplies (MEDS)
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However, despite her qualifications, she was not registered as a pharmacist due to legislation differences between Turkey and Kenya.
Susan then got a job at the Mission for Essential Drugs and Supplies (MEDS)
https://whownskenya.com/susan-nakhumicha-biography-early-life-education-background-career-children-salary-and-net-worth/
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Susan Nakhumicha Biography: Early Life, Education Background, Career, Children, Salary, And Net Worth | whownskenya
Susan Nakhumicha is a Kenyan politician and supply chain expert who is the current Cabinet Secretary for Health. She was sworn
Brian Kisimba is a Nairobi-based tailor whose fresh and exquisite approach to his trade has made him stand out among his peers.
His client base include former president Uhuru Kenyatta, investment bankers, C-suite executives, board executives, institution heads and moneyed businessmen who have no qualms spending a fortune to look and feel good.
Kisimba established Caliber Bespoke in June 2019.
The company whose tagline is Style is Person believes that a book shall forever be judged by its cover. Caliber Bespoke has a sole focus which is delivering traditionally tailored bespoke suits.
Brian Kisimba is our CEO of the day. Read her story here - https://whownskenya.com/brian-kisimba-the-nairobi-based-tailor-who-charges-sh350000-for-a-suit/
His client base include former president Uhuru Kenyatta, investment bankers, C-suite executives, board executives, institution heads and moneyed businessmen who have no qualms spending a fortune to look and feel good.
Kisimba established Caliber Bespoke in June 2019.
The company whose tagline is Style is Person believes that a book shall forever be judged by its cover. Caliber Bespoke has a sole focus which is delivering traditionally tailored bespoke suits.
Brian Kisimba is our CEO of the day. Read her story here - https://whownskenya.com/brian-kisimba-the-nairobi-based-tailor-who-charges-sh350000-for-a-suit/
In 2015, Dansean Mugambi ventured into the world of interior design, founding Dankiz Arts & Creations Limited, a business that defied conventional wisdom by thriving without the crutch of formal education in the field.
Mugambi’s initial foray into entrepreneurship started in high school, where he discovered his knack for artistry and design.
This early endeavor wasn’t just about making profits; it was the canvas on which he painted his passion and laid the foundation for what was to come.
Dansean Mugambi is our CEO of the day. Read his story here - https://whownskenya.com/dansean-mugambi-form-four-dropout-reaping-big-in-interior-design-business-employs-more-than-50-people/
Mugambi’s initial foray into entrepreneurship started in high school, where he discovered his knack for artistry and design.
This early endeavor wasn’t just about making profits; it was the canvas on which he painted his passion and laid the foundation for what was to come.
Dansean Mugambi is our CEO of the day. Read his story here - https://whownskenya.com/dansean-mugambi-form-four-dropout-reaping-big-in-interior-design-business-employs-more-than-50-people/
Hundreds of athletes have gathered at Sportsline Hotel in Kabarnet ahead of the Kirdam Road Race.
Athletes will compete in the half marathon where the winner will pocket ksh 250000.
There will also be a 10km race where the winner will walk away with Ksh 100k.
The race is sponsored by among others the Royal Media Services, Water Fund and Kenya Forest Services.
Athletes will compete in the half marathon where the winner will pocket ksh 250000.
There will also be a 10km race where the winner will walk away with Ksh 100k.
The race is sponsored by among others the Royal Media Services, Water Fund and Kenya Forest Services.
Danson Muchemi is the CEO of JamboPay, an online payment gateway founded in 2009. It won the Google Innovation Awards in Financial Services in 2013-2014. By 2015, the company had 1500 institutional clients and processed over $50 million annually.
In 2014, the company also got a huge boost after getting a contract with the Nairobi county government. The company partnered with the county government through Ejiji pay, an e-wallet service.
Danson Muchemi is our CEO of the day. Read his story here- https://whownskenya.com/danson-muchemi-entrepreneur-who-built-multi-billion-business-empire-from-a-cyber-cafe/
In 2014, the company also got a huge boost after getting a contract with the Nairobi county government. The company partnered with the county government through Ejiji pay, an e-wallet service.
Danson Muchemi is our CEO of the day. Read his story here- https://whownskenya.com/danson-muchemi-entrepreneur-who-built-multi-billion-business-empire-from-a-cyber-cafe/
Kenyan coffee is world-renowned for its quality, and baristas are taking pride in showcasing this quality through their craft.
One such barista is Esther Otieno, CEO and founder of Barista Pro Kenya, a school that teaches people how to brew coffee to get the skills to work in coffee shops
The course can last between 2 weeks and one month depending on whether the learner is a fast or slow learner.
Esther Otieno is our CEO of the day. Read her story here -https://whownskenya.com/esther-otieno-from-coffee-brewer-to-barista-school-founder/
One such barista is Esther Otieno, CEO and founder of Barista Pro Kenya, a school that teaches people how to brew coffee to get the skills to work in coffee shops
The course can last between 2 weeks and one month depending on whether the learner is a fast or slow learner.
Esther Otieno is our CEO of the day. Read her story here -https://whownskenya.com/esther-otieno-from-coffee-brewer-to-barista-school-founder/
Today, Noah Ochola stands as a director at Resintuff Industries, a company that has etched its name as a pioneer in Kenya’s manufacturing sector.
The company’s claim to fame lies in introducing composite materials for crafting manhole covers – a seemingly mundane item with revolutionary potential.
Ochola’s innovation addressed a pervasive issue faced by sanitation firms: the rampant vandalism of metallic manhole covers by scrap metal dealers. It was a problem that demanded an innovative solution.
Noah Ochola is our CEO of the day. Read his story here- https://whownskenya.com/noah-ochola-mbita-high-school-teacher-who-left-classroom-to-run-a-ksh50-million-annual-enterprise/
The company’s claim to fame lies in introducing composite materials for crafting manhole covers – a seemingly mundane item with revolutionary potential.
Ochola’s innovation addressed a pervasive issue faced by sanitation firms: the rampant vandalism of metallic manhole covers by scrap metal dealers. It was a problem that demanded an innovative solution.
Noah Ochola is our CEO of the day. Read his story here- https://whownskenya.com/noah-ochola-mbita-high-school-teacher-who-left-classroom-to-run-a-ksh50-million-annual-enterprise/