A month ago, I started a fishing nets business, taking advantage of my location near the lake where fishing is popular. I saw this as an opportunity to generate additional income alongside managing my father's business. However, sales have been low so far because I am currently handling a limited number of nets due to a lack of capital for expansion. I am hopeful for the future, especially with the anticipated transfers coming my way. When I receive the transfers, I plan to spend KES 63150 to expand the nets business. This investment could help me earn additional income for my family, which would make a significant difference in our lives.

As a parent, I always wish the best for my children. I strive hard to ensure that my daughter, Tiffany, achieves the most from her education by promptly paying for her school fees. Even though I live from hand to mouth managing my father's business, I am proud that she has never been sent home for fees because I prioritize paying them on time. Right now, Tiffany is in pre-primary two and will be graduating to grade 1 in just a week. I cannot wait to attend her graduation and share in this joyful moment with her. It is a significant milestone, and I am so proud of her progress.

I graduated from Egerton University in June 2021 with a bachelor's degree in Procurement and Supply Chain Management, but I have never been employed. Since then, I have been managing my father’s business in Kampi Samaki town, earning KES 6000 a month. I use this money to support my daughter’s education and cover my basic needs, but it is tough to make ends meet. I have been applying for jobs consistently, but I have not secured any employment yet. I am worried about the difficulty of finding work, especially as the economy in Kenya changes daily. I just hope to find something that allows me to provide better for my daughter and myself.