My name is Moses, a businessman based in Kampala, Uganda, and I want to share my experience with anyone who believes that limited capital makes success impossible.
A few years ago, I started my business journey with only Shs 100,000, which was the small amount I managed to invest in a street vending venture.
Each morning, I would begin my day very early and spend countless hours working hard, determined to turn my small enterprise into something more successful.
Despite my dedication, growth was slow and often frustrating. There were days when I earned enough to meet my basic needs, but there were also days when I struggled to recover the money I had spent.
Many potential customers showed interest in my products but walked away without making a purchase, leaving me questioning whether continuing was worthwhile.
As the months passed, the financial pressure increased. Expenses kept accumulating, suppliers expected their payments on time, and I watched other entrepreneurs expand their businesses while mine seemed stuck at the same level.
The situation became increasingly challenging, and I longed for an opportunity that could change my fortunes. Eventually, a fellow trader introduced me to.To read more, tap hereb
