Starch Factory B 2 Auma Janate Group

Auma Janate is a hardworking businesswoman, thirty-seven years old. She is widowed, with no child of her own, but takes care of five dependents, all schooling.

For over seven years Janate has been dealing with produce: that is, selling rice, beans, maize, etc., but in small quantities. She is using the loan to purchase produce. For example she is buying one bag of maize, two bags of beans, one bag of rice, etc., and hoping to improve her business more.

Janate can now afford meals twice a day and she really wants to get to a better standard of living where she can continue to support her children, especially by paying their school fees.

Janate is a promising businesswoman whose dream is to construct a residential house.




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