George Njogu is a 37-year-old married man with two children. His primary business is showing videos and satellite TV in a small theater, and he and his wife also have a bread-distribution business. He has been in the business for eight years and is currently making a profit of about 11,500 Kenyan shillings ($150 U.S.) a month.
George was introduced to KADET by the chairman of the KADET borrowing group he joined. George's business is situated in an area with a high population of young people who like watching football on DSTV. He would like to use his loan to expand his video showroom to accommodate more viewers who are growing in numbers. He hopes to open a hardware business in the future.
About KADET:
The Kenya Agency for the Development of Enterprise and Technology (KADET) is committed to economically empowering its clients by providing financial services to rural communities in order to relieve suffering and improve living conditions within those communities.
Thank you for your loan. It has been disbursed to George Kiura Njogu by Kenya Agency for Development of Enterprise and Technology (KADET), a partner of World Vision International in Kenya. We are excited to watch this business grow. Over the 6 months of this loan, Kenya Agency for Development of Enterprise and Technology (KADET), a partner of World Vision International will be collecting repayments from this entrepreneur and posting progress updates on the Kiva website.
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from Ngando, Nairobi, Kenya
Jul 22, 2009