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Today I got a chance to interview one of the top technology blogger in Kenya & East Africa. His influence in the technology industry is growing everyday with a whooping 500,000 to 800,000 impressions per month on his website.

Getting financing for business in Kenya can be hard for many people considering the amount of paper work and bureaucracy you have to go through to getting a loan.

Looking for a business office can be a tedious task for any entrepreneur. I usually get this question on Fenesi.com by our readers who want to start their business and are looking for a business premises.

The popularity of online classified sites are said to have enhanced with time and are being used by both individuals and businesses to buy and sell products and services. 

The much awaited Uwezo Fund seem to be progressing in the right direction as the Ministry of Devolution and Planning announced that they are embarking on a 2-day training workshop that will see members of the Constituency Uwezo Fund Management Committee being trained.

All startups need to learn that in order to have a success business, they need to dream BIG but start small. I have seen many businesses that have started BIG but find themselves struggling to sustain itself and hence they close down. Here are some of the reasons why you should ...

Chase Bank has today sealed a risk sharing agreement with the French Development Agency (AFD) to offer up to EUR 2 million (Kes 230Million) in loans, to Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) on a portfolio guarantee basis.

Last year Jubilee Government announced that they will release Ksh. 6 Billion as part of the Uwezo Fund to help finance business for youth and women entrepreneurs.

Work environment usually plays a huge role in getting things done in a business. Jason Fried has a radical theory of working: that the office isn’t a good place to do it.

Chase Bank is running a #ChasePreneur challenge which will see a student entrepreneur win Ksh. 50,000 to grow their business.