2019-7-10 17:27 |
[NAIROBI] Esther Mwangi, a 2014 graduate of economics from Kenyatta University in Kenya who wanted to venture into entrepreneurship but had no clear path, started off selling solar panels in coastal parts of the country as she conducted market research on other possible ventures.
“I was shocked to come across statistics showing that 65 per cent of women in Kenya could not afford sanitary towels in 2016,” Mwangi told SciDev. Net. “This really touched me and moved me into thinking of how I can help provide a solution in the country. ” One in every ten girls in Sub-Saharan Africa miss school…
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