by GROOTS Kenya | Oct 2, 2019 | Success stories
Timina stated poultry farming back in 2002 with a capital of Ksh. 15000 that she used to buy chicken chicks and rare them to full grown chicken and later sold them at 500 After a while Timina wished to expand her business so as to generate more income to change her...
by GROOTS Kenya | Sep 30, 2019 | Success stories
If you happened to be an educated woman from Maasai land during our childhood time, then you happened to be very fortunate, during our childhood we faced many obstacles to get an education and to most of us like me, we never even stepped into a classroom. “Education...
by GROOTS Kenya | Sep 23, 2019 | Success stories
When I started poultry farming in 2014, I was so optimistic about becoming a well-established and Successful businesswoman. All I needed to do was to believe in myself and work hard to achieve this. I stated poultry farming with a capital of 8,000 which I spent on...
by GROOTS Kenya | Sep 18, 2019 | Success stories
Helen has been practicing dairy farming for the past 18 years since 2001. She began with rearing one cattle which could only produce up to two litres or less but now she is a successful owner of five diary cattles which produce 15 litres each. She says, ‘I started...
by GROOTS Kenya | Sep 16, 2019 | Success stories
“My name is Trizah Wambui, a professional hair dresser from Mwiki in Kiambu County. I have always had an interest in taking up a leadership role in our community but due to a fear of being criticized for not being eloquent or not good enough made me shy away...
by GROOTS Kenya | May 24, 2019 | Success stories
In our community, men are viewed as natural born leaders while women are consigned to servitude; with their main duties being child-raising and household chores. An independent woman is viewed a threat, so women grow-up known as the helpers and are not supposed to...