Boboto Plus Group

Muteba Ngoyi is an obstetrician by training. She has a pharmacy she manages with her husband in the mountainous part of western Kinshasa. She started this business in 2007 with $150 in capital. Through hard work and good managing, Muteba managed to reach $300 in capital in 2009. She is a loyal client of Hope, and she has received seven loans and repaid them totally and on time.

With the loan received this May, she intends to buy medicines to resell and to diversify her business by opening a phone booth. Her business generates $120 of profit each month.

Muteba's ambition is to open a pharmaceutical outlet. She is 52 years old, married, and the mother of ten children, ranging in age from 13 to 36. Four of them are on their own, and the others are in school.

Translated from French by Dan Kuey, Kiva Volunteer

Muteba Ngoyi est accoucheuse de formation, elle a une pharmacie qu’elle gère avec son mari dans la partie montagneuse de l’ouest de Kinshasa. Elle a commencé cette activité en 2007 avec un capital de $150. Avec un dur travail et une bonne gestion, Muteba est parvenue à atteindre en 2009 un capital de $300. Elle est cliente fidèle de Hope qui a reçu sept fois les crédits et les a remboursés totalement et à temps. Muteba compte avec le crédit reçu au mois de mai courant, acheter les médicaments à revendre et diversifier son activité en ouvrant une cabine téléphonique. Son affaire génère un bénéfice de $120 par mois. Muteba a l’ambition d’ouvrir un dépôt pharmaceutique. Elle est agée de 52 ans, mariée et mère de dix enfants dont leurs âges varient de 13 à 36 ans. Quatre d’entre eux sont indépendants et les autres sont scolarisés.


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