Innovative part-time business earning up to KSh 75,000 monthly ▷ Kenya News

Desperate times tend to bring innovative measures and this is exactly what happened to Ken Kamanja.

After losing an opportunity to travel abroad for greener pastures when he lost his passport, he came up with a solution to solve the rate at which people lose their personal documents.

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He uses a portable gadget to attach this details in a legal manner and can be peeled off at will without interference with the original status of the documents. Photo: Ken Kamanja.
Source: UGC

Such important documents that are easily lost include national IDs, passports, driving licenses, academic certificates and student IDs.

This led him to identify a market and earn by helping people attach key details that miss on Kenyan personal documents.

This details are either personal phone numbers and email addresses.

He uses a portable gadget to attach details in a legal manner and can be peeled off at will without interference with the original status of the documents in case you want to change the personal contacts.

He offers the services at only KSh 30 per document and with a target of only 150 documents in a day, he ends up raking in KSh 2,500 daily.

Such important documents that are easily lost include; national ID, passports, driving licenses, academic certificates and student IDs. Photo: UGC
Source: UGC

This translates to an equivalent to KSh 75,000 monthly.

The gadget that helps in engraving contact details on document cost KSh 17,000 and it is Kamanja's innovation.

If you own it, then you will be able to save many people in your area from completely losing their documents.

It does not need one to have an office or a shop. It is a sure way of earning cash.

For those interested in the services you can contact Kamanja on 0700-026-355.

His goal is to stem the menace of lost or misplaced documents that are hanged all over the streets.

Kamanja further envisions to relieve the Kenyans from the huge expenses incurred when replacing this valuable documents.

(Sponsored)

Source: Tuko.co.ke