Small business & global shipping advice from DHL Express

In today’s business landscape, a reliable internet connection is indispensable. However, managing its cost is crucial, especially for small businesses where every shilling counts. In Kenya, internet costs are among the highest in Sub-Saharan Africa, presenting a significant challenge for small businesses striving to manage their expenses. On average, fixed broadband costs around USD 48.11 (KES 6,205.23) per month.

Do you dream of transforming your passion for food into a thriving enterprise? If so, starting an online chapati business could be your ideal venture. With low start-up costs and a high demand, especially in bustling areas like Nairobi, this opportunity is perfect for food enthusiasts eager to make their mark.

If you're a small business owner in Kenya, you know that managing inventory can be a daunting task. You might face the frustration of running out of popular items or having an excess of slow-moving products. Effective inventory management involves understanding what's on your shelves and aligning your stock with customer demand, business growth, and profitability.

In the heart of Nairobi, a small café with a grand vision has been making significant strides in the global coffee scene. Spring Valley Coffee, driven by a passion for Kenya's premium brews and a mission to uplift their community, has transformed from a modest seven-person venture into a cherished international brand.