The month of December is the best time to start a business in Kenya, especially Nairobi. There are over 10 most profitable ventures you can engage in, mostly related to food, electronics and clothes. I this December, these are the best businesses to do if you want to make quick money.
Selling mobile phones and Digital TVs
We know people prefer Jumia,Safaricom,Airtel and Kilimall when it comes to buying televisions and smartphones, but that should not discourage you from starting a shop of selling these items-there are numerous opportunities to make a kill this festive season.
During Christmas holiday, people are big spenders, some have earned bonuses while others have taken loans from banks. These are the people you should target since their interest is mainly to buy electronics and expensive smartphones.
Since we are moving from stationary shops to online buying, you as a smart entrepreneur, you should have both.
Matatu Business
If there is a time you were to start matatu business, this is the best moment for you. Simply buy one and have it operate from Nairobi to Western Keny, Kisii,Central Kenya,Eldoret and any other town located outside Nairobi County.
Imagine from Nairobi to Kisii,you will charge a single passenger Ksh 2,000,that’s a kill.
Grocery Business
Grocery business involve selling of vegetables, tomatoes and other farm produce. At any given location within Nairobi, this business will boom this festive season. What you need is a capital of Ksh 40,000-Ksh150, 000.
Chicken business/Butchery
Eating is the order of the day in Kenya, and the most popular meal this season is chicken and of course goat meat. You should target money coming from people’s pockets by setting up a butchery or simply selling chicken meat within Nairobi.
Bouncing castle
Bouncing Castle is a playground that comprises of children toys and other playing equipment. This business is gaining prominence in Kenya as more and more parents resolve to engage their children in this activity.
If you have at least Ksh 300, 000, this is the business you should set up in Nairobi, and forget about poverty forever.
Pub
Beer, whisky and wine are flying off the shelves like no one’s business. How about starting this business this December?
A capital of Ksh180, 000-Ksh250,000 is enough to start a small pub in Nairobi
