Entrepreneurs who are fully funded and repaying their loans.
Repaid £280
Fully Funded
Dickson Chirwa
Dickson (39) was unemployed for a long time. He now sells cold drinks, beer and other items in order to support his family ..read more
Repaid £200
Fully Funded
Sinya Msumba
Sinya (38) does business selling fish and paraffin. He will use the loan to buy fish and paraffin in larger quantities for resale ..read more
Repaid £200
Fully Funded
Toweko Nyirenda
Toweko (23) earns a living selling fish and baking and selling mandasi and scones ..read more
Repaid £280
Fully Funded
James Singini
James (50) earns his living by fishing and selling fish ..read more
Repaid £280
Fully Funded
Brown Utonga
Brown (38) runs a grocery store selling food items and beer. He also bakes scones and sells them in the community ..read more
Repaid £200
Fully Funded
Ida Mkolongo
Ida (33) does business selling fish, scones and sugar bales. She will also be selling cooked food in the community ..read more
Repaid £200
Fully Funded
Maggie Nkhwazie
Maggie (32) currently works hard to make a living selling fresh fish and other groceries. She also bakes scones and sells them to her community ..read more
Repaid £280
Fully Funded
Milanda Mhango
Milanda (32) currently sells fresh fish and beer but is struggling to make enough money ..read more
Repaid £200
Fully Funded
Eunice Mnthali
Eunice (27) struggles to make a living selling fresh fish and beans. She also bakes and sells scones to her community ..read more
Repaid £200
Fully Funded
Robert Thindwa
Robert (27) currently works as a hawker selling fresh fish. Robert supports a large family on his small income ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Kokou Folly
Kokou (31) used to be a driver. Now he has set up a business selling frozen foods ..read more
Repaid £240
Fully Funded
Lowland Hill Nyirenda
Lowland (40) runs a small business selling fish, vegetables and other groceries and hopes to raise the funds to maintain and expand his business ..read more
Repaid £240
Fully Funded
Shadreck Kamanga
Shadreck (28) buys and sells fish in order to earn a living, and his wife is a subsistence farmer who grows cassava and maize ..read more
Repaid £280
Fully Funded
Yotamu Mhoni
Yotamu (35) earns a living by selling maize and running a grocery ..read more
Repaid £200
Fully Funded
Mwaga Kamanga
Mwaga (36) makes a living by selling fish, some of which he catches from the lake ..read more
Repaid £240
Fully Funded
Saidi Kamanga
Saidi (30) earns a living running a grocery and selling fish ..read more
Repaid £200
Fully Funded
Leya Msuku
Leya (21) earns a living running a grocery and selling fish. She is married and has a son who is at primary school ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Francisca Ejiofor
Francisca (53) has a business of selling shoes and bags. She will use the loan to buy stocks of shoes and bags for resale ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Amevi Amedome
Amevi (29) has a stall selling cooked food in her community. She will use the loan to buy ingredients to cook the foods ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Ahliba Bruce
Ahliba (54) earns a living by selling cooked food in her local community. She works every day of the week, assisted by two employees ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Kossi Gamele Adzoh
Kossi Gamele Adzoh (58) runs a business selling shoes. The business operates from Monday to Friday and employs two other people ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Koffi Agbodaze
Koffi Agbodaze (19) is a shoe seller who lives in Hedzranawoe, Lome ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Komlantse Agbeko Amouzou
Komlantse (33) has set up a shop adjacent to his house ..read more
Repaid £270
Fully Funded
Latevi Agamazon Lawson-Savado
Latevi (31) has a stall adjacent to a restaurant where he sells ice cream. He works all day every day and also some evenings ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Ahlinba Bruce
Ahlinba (34) is an experienced hairdresser. She is asking for a loan to buy hair products and hair accessories for her business ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Koffi Tognivi
Koffi (29) works as a mechanic fixing and servicing various engines. He needs the loan to buy materials and tools for his work ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Akoiavi Ayaovi Dogbe
Akoiavi (41) used to have a small stall selling bread. She now has a shop selling general goods ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Dede Adannou-Folley
Dede (39) sells cereals and fruit. She needs a loan to buy stocks of cereals and fruits in the countryside for resale in Lome ..read more
Repaid £270
Fully Funded
Afi Claudette Sewa
Afi Claudette (25) is a hairdresser who also sells jewellery imported from Benin. Her husband is a plumber, and they have one child ..read more
Repaid £200
Fully Funded
Akouvi Koutouati
Akouvi (57) travels out into the countryside of Togo to sell cooked food. She works every day alongside her two employees ..read more
Repaid £270
Fully Funded
Koffi Kpogo
Koffi Kpogo (27) used to only sell clothes, but now he makes them to measure. He works as a tailor six days a week ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Adjovi Elodi Agbenou
Adjovi Elodi Agbenou (28) buys and resells manufactured household items ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Medouhonawo Gnamati
Medouhonawo Gnamati (57) sells groceries, including soap, sweets, biscuits and pure water ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Amele Delali Dowou
Amele Delali Dowou (31) lives with her husband, a painter, and their child in a one-roomed house in Lome, Togo ..read more
Repaid £200
Fully Funded
Affi Avomenou
Affi (31) used to work as a hairdresser. She now has a small business selling school bags which she buys in bulk ..read more
Repaid £260
Fully Funded
Laxmi Maya Tamang
Laxmi (24) used to be a housewife with no income. Now she runs a watch repairs shop in Kathmandu ..read more
Repaid £260
Fully Funded
Janaki K.C
Janaki (38) is a seamstress and she runs a business sewing clothes. She works long hours and employs other seamstresses ..read more
Repaid £260
Fully Funded
Heet Maya Gurung
Heet Maya (32) was a housewife before setting up her general goods shop. She sells daily goods such as soap, toothpaste, sugar, salt, etc ..read more
Repaid £260
Fully Funded
Laxmi Dahal
Laxmi (30) set up a daily needs and groceries shop. Before working she was a housewife with no income, taking care of the children ..read more
Repaid £260
Fully Funded
Ameyo Senaya
Ameyo (45) used to run a small shop selling various foods. Now she conentrates on preparing local pastries and cakes and selling them ..read more
Repaid £390
Fully Funded
Akoele Follygan
Akoele Follygan (46) from Lome, Togo, has a long-standing business cooking and selling beans ..read more
Repaid £240
Fully Funded
Durga Laxmi Shrestha
Durga Laxmi Shrestha (53) is skilled in making knitted woollen garments such as sweaters, gloves and socks, and other handicrafts ..read more
Repaid £240
Fully Funded
Ganesh Kumari Gurung
Ganesh Kumari Gurung (40) runs a small restaurant with her husband in Kapan, Kathmandu ..read more
Repaid £390
Fully Funded
Akossiwa Savedji
Akossiwa Savedji (28) is a dressmaker who sews and embroiders fashion items for men and women ..read more
Repaid £160
Fully Funded
Sharmila Khanal
Sharmila Khanal (24) is a clothes retailer who lives in the Chabahil area of Kathmandu ..read more
Repaid £160
Fully Funded
Rubi Tamang
Rubi Tamang (43) owns a pig farm, which she runs with her husband ..read more
Repaid £240
Fully Funded
Laxmi Pandey
Laxmi (27) didn't work before setting up her clothesmaking business. She will use the loan to buy a new sewing machine ..read more
Repaid £240
Fully Funded
Shiva Kumari Shapkota
Shiva Kumari (45) used to be a housewife with no income before setting up her clothes making business ..read more
Repaid £390
Fully Funded
Alipossi Ameganvi
Alipossi Ameganvi (57) is a nurse. Although she cares for a range of sick people, her specialty is midwifery ..read more
Repaid £390
Fully Funded
Folly Akpah
Folly Akpah (47) provides a service to owners of old cars by sprucing up their vehicles with a new coat of paint ..read more
Repaid £390
Fully Funded
Amele Djagbe
Amele (35) has always been interested in clothes and dressmaking. She used to work in a clothes shop when she was younger ..read more
Repaid £160
Fully Funded
Salome Mpata
Salome (32) runs her own business selling fresh fish and tomatoes. She discovered she was HIV positive in 2010 ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Kuia Kougnigban
Kuia (42) sells ice drinks and various articles in a hotel bar ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Akouvi Gaba
Akouvi (24) runs a hairdressing salon where she also sells various beauty products ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Mahamadou Ibrahim
Mahamadou (29) has a small shop selling phone cards, clothes and shoes ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Isabelle Pignandi
Isabelle (34) has a small jewellery shop. She will use the loan to buy stocks of jewellery and loincloths to resell them for profit ..read more
Repaid £380
Fully Funded
Kokou Folly
Kokou (31) has a shop selling general food items. He will use the loan to buy different foods, such as fish for resale ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Dovi Gassou
Dovi (56) makes a living selling charcoal and cereals in her community ..read more
Repaid £230
Fully Funded
Sita Maya Shrestha
Sita (44) was running a tea shop but she struggled to make ends meet. She decided to open up a petty shop to increase her earnings ..read more
Repaid £180
Fully Funded
Kalpana Malla
Kalpana (26) runs a restaurant. Her husband is also involved in the business assisting her. She will use the loan to furnish the restaurant space ..read more
Repaid £180
Fully Funded
Tunimaya Shrestha
Tunimaya (32) runs a small shop selling food and grocery items ..read more
Repaid £260
Fully Funded
Anita Malla
Anita (33) was unemployed and did not have any income. Now she has set up a family business making and selling furniture ..read more
Repaid £260
Fully Funded
Binu Ghorasaini
Binu (31) is a seamstress. Before setting up her business she was unemployed, having no income. Now the business allows her to be self-sufficient ..read more
Repaid £220
Fully Funded
Nirugya Ranjit
Nirugya (24) runs a small petty shop selling food and grocery items. She set it up to become more self-sufficient ..read more
Repaid £280
Fully Funded
Matthews Mnthali
Matthews (34) is a very focussed individual who is already a successful businessman in his community ..read more
Repaid £200
Fully Funded
Kenani Mwamlowe
Kenani is 31 years old. He has three children two of whom are at primary school. He also supports his aged grandfather ..read more
Repaid £240
Fully Funded
Robert Singini
Robert (47) has three children. He supports two of them through primary school. He also looks after two orphans and his elderly grandmother ..read more
Repaid £160
Fully Funded
Georgina Mkandawire
Georgina (45) supports her two children at secondary school. She also cares for two orphans ..read more
Repaid £160
Fully Funded
Alinafe Chiume
Alinafe (27) supports her two children who are at primary school, as well as caring for an orphan and her elderly grandmother ..read more
Repaid £160
Fully Funded
Elina Msumba
Elina (38) supports her three children who are all at primary school as well as her elderly grandmother ..read more
Repaid £160
Fully Funded
Stanford Mhone
Stanford (46) has three children as well as supporting an orphan boy and his elderly mother ..read more
Repaid £160
Fully Funded
Kettie Kamanga
Kettie (25) was found to be HIV positive in 2009. She has two children who both attend primary school and she also supports her grandparents ..read more
Repaid £160
Fully Funded
Dorica Thindwa
Dorica is only 26 and she has two children who attend the local primary school ..read more
Repaid £200
Fully Funded
More Chikondo
More is 37 and she discovered she was HIV positive in 2003 ..read more
Repaid £200
Fully Funded
Mavuto Kondowe
Mavuto (24) has two children and he also supports three orphans who are all at primary school ..read more
Repaid £160
Fully Funded
Tryness Gondwe
Tryness (28) has a young child and she also supports two orphans. She also takes care of her aged grandmother ..read more
Repaid £160
Fully Funded
Fred Khoza
Fred (30) discovered he was HIV positive in 2008. He supports his two children who attend primary school as well as his elderly grandmother ..read more
Repaid £160
Fully Funded
Zenas Nkhwazi
Zenas is only 20 years old and supports her young child, three orphans and her elderly grandparents ..read more
Repaid £80
Fully Funded
Thabu Kamanga
Thabu (36) currently makes a living selling fresh fish and sugar ..read more
Repaid £120
Fully Funded
Jane Mhone
Jane (36) currently trades in fresh fish as well as rice and beans within her community ..read more
Repaid £160
Fully Funded
Banton Kamanga
Banton (27) currently makes a living selling fresh fish. He also works as a hawker selling grocery items within his community ..read more
Repaid £160
Fully Funded
Gloria Mpata
Gloria is 30 years old and discovered she was HIV positive in 2007 ..read more
Repaid £160
Fully Funded
Janet Nkhwazie
Janet (27) currently makes a living selling fresh fish and second-hand clothes ..read more
Repaid £160
Fully Funded
Lucy Nkhwazie
Lucy (36) currently works hard to make a living selling fish and tomatoes. She also bakes and sells scones to her community ..read more
Repaid £160
Fully Funded
Boston Matengere
Boston is 41 years old. He discovered he was HIV positive in 2010. He currently makes a living selling fresh fish and maize ..read more
Repaid £130
Fully Funded
Tadjou Yesufu
I am selling groceries and other everyday goods. I will use the loan to set up a shop selling grocery products ..read more
Repaid £380
Fully Funded
Adjoa Gnedji Zozo
I buy a local alcohol in the villages and come and sell it in Lome. I have 3 shops for that ..read more
Repaid £380
Fully Funded
Komi Egah Komi
I am a gardener and I grow lettuce, cabbage, carrots and other vegetables. I own a taxi, which I use to transport the produce to the market ..read more
Repaid £380
Fully Funded
Catherine Lawissa
I am a seamstress and my business is to buy cloth and materials and to sell clothes in the villages where I can make better profit ..read more
Repaid £380
Fully Funded
Repaid £380
Fully Funded
Dede Messan
I sell crabs. I buy them in Benin and resell them in Togo ..read more
Repaid £380
Fully Funded
Komi Adou
I own a small shop selling groceries, everyday goods, canned foods and pharmaceuticals. I will use the loan to buy goods in bulk ..read more
Repaid £380
Fully Funded
Lamidi Babatunde
I buy used electronic items and other equipment at the port and resell them ..read more
Repaid £380
Fully Funded
Mensah Agbebo
I will use the loan to buy a mill. Then I can make a living with taking orders to use the mill ..read more
Repaid £380
Fully Funded
Amevi Amelessessi
I own a shop selling general goods, canned food and food items. I will use the loan to buy stock ..read more
Repaid £380
Fully Funded
Djigbodi Ameganvi
I am a mechanic and I will use the loan to buy a piece of machinery which will allow me to offer a wider range of services ..read more
Repaid £380
Fully Funded
Essinou Agbanyo
I run a little shop selling office supplies and offering photocopying and other services ..read more
Repaid £380
Fully Funded
Dossou Apelete Folly
I own a hotel bar and I will use the loan to develop the amenities ..read more
Repaid £260
Fully Funded
Ami Amegee
I run a business selling second hand clothes. I will use the loan to buy the clothes bulk in wholesale ..read more
Repaid £260
Fully Funded
Houessou Folly
I am a printer and I will use the loan to buy a new printing machine for my shop ..read more
Repaid £260
Fully Funded
Abalo Kondo
I am a professional photographer. As technology develops I need to keep up ..read more
Repaid £260
Fully Funded
Adjowa Edon
I am a trader. I go into villages and buy coffee and cocoa in high season and resell the goods in low season when the prices are high ..read more
Repaid £260
Fully Funded
Teinvi Tovignon Folly
I am a painter and I will use the loan to buy materials and tools for work ..read more
Repaid £130
Fully Funded
Kokoevi Amouzou
I design and make clothes and I will use the loan to set up a tailor’s workshop in addition to my haberdashery shop ..read more
Repaid £130
Fully Funded
Francois Miniya
I am a tailor and I will use the loan to set up a shop and buy materials ..read more
Repaid £130
Fully Funded
Repaid £380
Fully Funded
Doh Homawoo
Doh Homawoo (35) works 7 days a week selling clothes and shoes. She needs the loan to buy more stock to expand her business ..read more
Repaid £380
Fully Funded
Fati Garba
Fati (45) sells charcoal and food items. She will use the loan to buy stocks of charcoal, beans, oil and cereals ..read more
Repaid £380
Fully Funded
Afi Degbevi
Afi (22) used to be a hairdresser. Now her business is selling jewellery and other items ..read more
Repaid £380
Fully Funded
Adjovi Adalbert
Adjovi (56) used to sell clothes. She now sells charcoal in her community. She will use the loan to buy stocks of charcoal to resell ..read more
Repaid £380
Fully Funded
Koffi Adjivon
Koffi (42) works as a car mechanic. He will use the loan to buy tools and materials for work so that he can offer a wider range of services ..read more
Repaid £380
Fully Funded
Amavi Adjokou
Amavi (56) sells maize and various other food articles for living ..read more
Repaid £380
Fully Funded
Akim Oyewole Salami
Akim (33) sells various articles for living - shoes, clothes, phone cards. He will use the loan to buy these items in bulk for resale in Lome ..read more
Repaid £380
Fully Funded
Kokou Noulagbessi
Kokou (32) sells phone credit for living. He will use the credit to buy a stock of phone cards to resell. He is married and his wife works in sales ..read more
Repaid £200
Fully Funded
Rodger Mkorongo
Rodger (27) has his own small business selling local fish and beer ..read more
Repaid £200
Fully Funded
Enala Thawe
Enala (20) runs her small own business locally buying and selling fish and paraffin ..read more
Repaid £200
Fully Funded
Tiyamike Nkhoma
Tiyamike (22) supports himself and his elderly mother by running his own second hand clothes stall ..read more
Repaid £160
Fully Funded
Repaid £160
Fully Funded
Ruth Mkorongo
Ruth currently sells chickens and fish but is not making enough money from this alone ..read more
Repaid £200
Fully Funded
Lucy Kuwali
Lucy Kuwali currently runs her own small restaurant business. But at 33 years old, she is a young widow with two children who attend primary school ..read more
Repaid £280
Fully Funded
Gladys Nyirenda
For a girl who is only 28 years old, Gladys Nyirenda supports a huge family ..read more
Repaid £280
Fully Funded
Julius Mkorongo
Julius is supporting six young children, four of which are his own. He runs a small local business selling tomatoes, eggs and beer ..read more
Repaid £240
Fully Funded
Jonas Chirwa
Jonas runs his own small business selling both fish and maize, but makes very little money from this ..read more
Repaid £160
Fully Funded
Maria Nyamavenda
Maria Nyamavenda (29) runs her own small business selling fish and beans to her community ..read more
Repaid £160
Fully Funded
Rachael Kamanga
Rachael Kamanga discovered that she was HIV positive in 2008 ..read more
Repaid £200
Fully Funded
Kettie Nyirenda
Kettie is 25 years old and has recently discovered she is HIV positive. She singlehandedly supports her daughter who attends secondary school ..read more
Repaid £80
Fully Funded
Rose Kondowe
Rose is 50 years old and has three children who attend primary school. She also supports three orphans ..read more
Repaid £200
Fully Funded
Mary Kuwali
Mary is only 30 years old but she supports a large family ..read more
Repaid £160
Fully Funded
Estard Mpata
Estard (33) is HIV positive and has five children of her own in primary school. She also supports two orphans ..read more
Repaid £200
Fully Funded
Bruno Nyirenda
Bruno is 25 years old and HIV positive. He also supports his HIV positive daughter on his own. He has a difficult life and lives hand to mouth ..read more
Repaid £200
Fully Funded
Ruben Chirwa
Ruben is 25 years old. He has two children, one of whom is at primary school, and he also supports his aged grandmother ..read more
Repaid £200
Fully Funded
Bellings Zgaka
Bellings is 28 years old. He has a large family to support and is struggling to make enough money to feed them all ..read more
Repaid £160
Fully Funded
Dorah Mhone
Dorah is 51 years old and she supports a large family. She has three children of her own, two of which currently attend primary school ..read more
Repaid £160
Fully Funded
Suzen Mhone
Suzen is 42 years old and discovered she was HIV positive in 2010. She has three children ..read more
Repaid £280
Fully Funded
Lidia Mangwe
Lidia (41) is a single mother of four young children. Three of them are currently attending primary school. She also cares for her elderly mother ..read more
Repaid £280
Fully Funded
Joyce Munthali
Joyce (36) tested positive for HIV in early 2011. She is a mother to four children who all attend primary school ..read more
Repaid £160
Fully Funded
Adrina Salima
Adrina (38) currently does business buying and selling fish ..read more
Repaid £410
Fully Funded
Charite Adjakpassou
Charite (35) is a hairdresser and retailer of cosmetic products ..read more
Repaid £170
Fully Funded
Kossi Peketi
Kossi (36) is in the business of agricultural farming. He will use the loan to cultivate various agricultural products for sale on his plot of land ..read more
Repaid £410
Fully Funded
Roger Agbolossou
Roger (36) used to work as a mechanic. Now he is working as a building electrician ..read more
Repaid £140
Fully Funded
Attisso Gozan
Attisso (50) runs a small printing shop. He will use the loan to buy materials for printing works in his workshop ..read more
Repaid £170
Fully Funded
Adjo Angele Agozan
Adjo Angele (20) sells groundnut and various other articles. She buys goods in bulk and resells them in the market ..read more
Repaid £140
Fully Funded
Afi Bebe Agbovi
Afi Bebe (40) makes her living preparing and selling food ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Akoele Yaovi
Akoele (55) is a representative of the local alcoholic drink called Sodabi ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Komlan Adatonou
Komlan (31) works in shoes and clothes retail. He will use the loan to buy goods wholesale in Nigeria and earn profits selling them in Lome, Togo ..read more
Repaid £390
Fully Funded
Afiwa Ntiamedo
Afiwa N'tiamedo (30) from Togo sells loincloth in the main market of Lome ..read more
Repaid £140
Fully Funded
Kossiwa Konou
Kossiwa (39) is a saleswoman. Having previously earnt a living selling cereals, she has recently opened a small shop selling phone cards ..read more
Repaid £210
Fully Funded
Meheza Essolaba
Meheza (28) was working as a beader earning less than 20p a day before she set up her small business selling women's shoes ..read more
Repaid £410
Fully Funded
Jacqueline Atao
Jacqueline (42) is a single mother. She lives in one room with her four children ..read more
Repaid £410
Fully Funded
Edoh Azougo
Edoh (44) runs a business manufacturing and selling traditional stoves ..read more
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Repaid £410
Fully Funded
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Repaid £210
Fully Funded
Sokewo Attideka
Sokewo (25) works as a teacher. Alongside this, he runs a business renting plastic chairs ..read more
Repaid £210
Fully Funded
Yao Amen Agbodji
Yao Amen (28) used to work as a volunteer for an NGO. He has recently started his own business selling men's shoes and clothes ..read more
Repaid £170
Fully Funded
Repaid £410
Fully Funded
Abla Nathalie Sovi
Abla Nathalie (29) is a seamstress and haberdasher ..read more
Repaid £140
Fully Funded
Ahondagbe Essolaba
Ahondagbe (55) is a single mother of one. She used to work as a beader, but her income was insufficient ..read more
Repaid £140
Fully Funded
Repaid £140
Fully Funded
Melanie Bossou
Melanie (39) used to earn her living selling porridge. Now she sells corn and coal ..read more
Repaid £140
Fully Funded
Tikablieb Kongue
Tikablieb (48) and her husband, a clerk, support their four children as well as members of their extended family ..read more
Repaid £140
Fully Funded
Therese Beguedou
Therese (29) sells bread and salad, ice water and sweets. She will use the loan to buy ingredients for salad ..read more
Repaid £140
Fully Funded
Beatrice Montcho
Beatrice (46) is a saleswoman. She walks from house to house buying empty cans and bottles to resell to manufacturers ..read more
Repaid £410
Fully Funded
Dope Akakpo-Drah Epse Sowou
Dope (50) sells sugar and other food items. She will use the loan to buy sugar in bulk ..read more
Repaid £70
Fully Funded
Amele Kamassan
Amele (44) used to earn her living by sellling charcoal and oil. She now makes and sells doughnuts in the local community ..read more
Repaid £140
Fully Funded
Afi Agbemaple
Afi (50) used to sell shoes to earn her living. Now she buys and sells jewellery ..read more
Repaid £140
Fully Funded
Justine Tchangaye
Justine (39) has a business running a few thrift stores where she sells second hand goods ..read more
Repaid £140
Fully Funded
Koudiratou Adeoshun
Koudiratou (22) sells charcoal for living. She will use the loan to go to the villages and buy charcoal for retail in the capital, Lome ..read more
Repaid £210
Fully Funded
Gifty Baniba
Gifty (42) has a small business selling bread. She will use the loan to buy bulk from the bakery and sell the bread in the community ..read more
Repaid £160
Fully Funded
Maggie Msuku
Maggie (26) has her own local business buying and selling fish and baking fresh bread ..read more
Repaid £120
Fully Funded
Fanny Mhone
Fanny (29) currently has her own small business selling locally caught fish ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Akouete Messan
Akouete (24) runs his own small workshop as a blacksmith. He will use the loan to buy machinery and materials for soldering and other works ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Emile Lossou
Emile (30) is a phone cards salesman. He will use the loan to buy a stock of phone cards for retail and open his own shop ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Kossi Kuma Amegan
Kossi Kuma (33) is a cook. He has just rented a working space and will use the loan to kick-start his business ..read more
Repaid £200
Fully Funded
Bayi de Souza
Bayi (42) is a walking saleswoman of Akassa porridge, a traditional food cooked with corn flour ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Kouassi Tchahoin
Kouassi (49) used to hold a clerical position of very low pay ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Hippolyte Rotimi Celestin
Hippolyte (39) repairs car tyres and resells them. He will use the loan to buy car tyres in bulk to resell ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Kossivi Togbenou
Kossivi (38) sells various electrical goods in Lome Harbour area ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Melanie Okoussou
Melanie (45) runs a small shop selling general foods and household items. She will use the loan to buy products on wholesale ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Heleine Akossiwa Gboglan
Heleine Akossiwa (41) sells leather goods and school supplies. She will use the loan to buy a larger stock of supplies to resell to customers ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Sossou Tewou
Sossou (50) has a store selling electronic products. He will use the loan to buy stock to increase the range of products on offer ..read more
Repaid £200
Fully Funded
Anissamba Amoussou-Guenou
Anissamba (32) is a hairdresser. She will use the loan to buy hairdressing equipment and cosmetic and hair products to be sold in her hair salon ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Koko Katakou
Koko (23) is in shoe retail business. He will use the loan to buy shoes wholesale and sell them to customers ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Kossi Katakou
Kossi (25) was working on the farm before setting up his shoe retail business ..read more
Repaid £170
Fully Funded
Sayibu Amina
Sayibu (35) sells grains and cereals. Buying bulk will help her to increase her profits. She is married and her husband is a farmer ..read more
Repaid £170
Fully Funded
Adam Abdul-Rahman
Adam (42) buys and sells farm produce. He will use the loan to buy goods wholesale and grow his business ..read more
Repaid £70
Fully Funded
Ouro-gbeleou Issaou
Ouro-gbeleou (49) was struggling to make a living. Now he is a walking salesman of phone recharge cards ..read more
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Repaid £170
Fully Funded
Idrissou Limatou
Idrissou (41) sells affordable health care and sanitation products as well as everyday food items ..read more
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Repaid £140
Fully Funded
Hundjafo Adjoi
Hundjafo (31) used to work as a nurse and midwife but the income was insufficient to support the family after her husband became unemployed ..read more
Repaid £70
Fully Funded
Amivi Afandina
Amivi (27) is a walking saleswoman selling home-grown vegetables. She will use the loan to buy seeds to grow various vegetables ..read more
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Repaid £70
Fully Funded
Massile Nimon
Massile (31) is a walking saleswoman of fabrics, towels and loincloths. She works every day ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Charlotte Lade
Charlotte (41) is a seamstress working out of her house ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Yaovi Dossou
Yaovi (31) used to work as a driver. Now he buys and resells phone cards. He will use the loan to buy a stock of phone cards to sell ..read more
Repaid £170
Fully Funded
Israel Jeff
Israel (36) has a small workshop providing spare parts for motorbikes and other 2-wheelers ..read more
Repaid £100
Fully Funded
Dede Ayikou
Before setting up her hair salon Dede (31) sold bread and earned very little ..read more
Repaid £80
Fully Funded
Adjoa Mensah
Adjoa (49) is a walking saleswoman for beauty products. She works every day ..read more
Repaid £200
Fully Funded
Ameyo Doe
Ameyo (39) smokes fish and the walks around selling it. Before she was only able to buy 3-5 kg of fish at a time ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Akaya Pisso
Akaya (49) used to work in an office as a clerk but is now a self-employed building electrician ..read more
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Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Adjo Aziakeke
Adjo (35) is a walking saleswoman for charcoal and corn. She will use the loan to buy bags of charcoal and corn. She works every day ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Tanty Lamboni
Tanty (46) currently sells porridge but makes very little money from it ..read more
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Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Dinoui Alidji
Dinoui (31) previously sold charcoal but wishes to become a walking sales woman selling jewellery as it is more profitable ..read more
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Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Pakai Mendezoulabo
Pakai (40) works as a camera man taking photographs at weddings, baptisms and other ceremonies ..read more
Repaid £70
Fully Funded
Ahoefa Kowouvi
Ahoefa (44) currently walks around selling green and red peppers ..read more
Repaid £270
Fully Funded
Yawa Woekpo
Yawa (49) has a little stall selling ice water and sweets. She will use the loan to buy ingredients for sweets and other stock ..read more
Repaid £200
Fully Funded
Aichatou Onah
Aichatou (34) is a walking saleswoman selling porridge. Before starting her business she was a housewife with zero income ..read more
Repaid £400
Fully Funded
Yao Katakou
Yao (23) worked on a farm before setting up his shoe stall. He will use the loan to buy shoes for resale. He is married and has one child ..read more
Repaid £330
Fully Funded
Mohammed Ramatu
Mohammed (26) runs a small rice processing workshop. She will use the loan to buy paddy for processing and expand her business ..read more
Repaid £210
Fully Funded
Repaid £390
Fully Funded
Amelevi Adjigo
Amelevi Adjigo (28) sells groceries, such as maize, beans, rice, sauces, dressings, oils and vegetables ..read more
Repaid £390
Fully Funded
Koami Agoh
Koami (34) used to be a painter. He wants to expand his trade to include the sale of painting products and car painting ..read more
Repaid £130
Fully Funded
Iddrisu Samata
Iddrisu (30) used to be an unskilled labourer earning very little. Now she sells household consumables. She will use the loan to buy goods in bulk ..read more
Repaid £170
Fully Funded
Sulemana Rahinatu
Sulemana (28) sells phone credit. She will use the loan to buy phone credit cards wholesale. She works long days and hopes to make the business grow ..read more
Repaid £170
Fully Funded
Ibrahim Adisa
Ibrahim (41) used to be unemployed before setting up her stall selling assorted goods. She will use the loan to buy various goods for retail ..read more
Repaid £410
Fully Funded
Ahmed Ibrahim Bambilla
Ahmed Ibrahim (39) owns a small shop selling general goods. His wife is also a petty trader. They have three children who all go to local school ..read more
Repaid £140
Fully Funded
Ameyo Saba
Ameyo (38) is a dressmaker and she runs a small dressmaking service from her house ..read more
Repaid £170
Fully Funded
Eugenie N tiba
Eugenie (35) has a small stand selling rice and beans. She will use the loan for food stock and to increase the range of options on offer ..read more
Repaid £390
Fully Funded
Kokou Agbeko Ametonou
Kokou (33) from Lome in Togo sells cereals such as maize and beans to his local community ..read more
Repaid £100
Fully Funded
Adabadji Ametowoyona Felicite
Adabaji (44) from Lome in Togo sells ice cubes of water and juice. She currently has a very small freezer that she uses to make the ice cubes ..read more
Repaid £100
Fully Funded
Kpodonou Dadoh
Kpodonou (33) from Lome in Togo would like a microloan of £100 to purchase maize, banana, oil and charcoal , which she will use to ..read more
Repaid £390
Fully Funded
Akuvi Yaovi Dogbe
Akuvi sells condiments and sauces in return for an insignificant wage ..read more
Repaid £260
Fully Funded
Afiwa Chimene gentille Yelou
Afiwa Chimene Gentile Yelou (26) would like to buy fabric that she can sell on to the local tailors ..read more
Repaid £170
Fully Funded
Akouele Amavi
Akoule Amavi (26) sells grocery products at the market. She currently purchases the goods on credit from her wholesaler ..read more
Repaid £260
Fully Funded
Repaid £200
Fully Funded
Soameto Nouziayovo
Soameto (51) wants to expand her business selling palm oil, onions, gari, fish, and other foods from local villages in Lome ..read more
Repaid £170
Fully Funded
Repaid £100
Fully Funded
Akossiwa Kpodonou
Akossiwa Kpodonou (34) has a small workshop providing hairdressing services and selling hair care products ..read more
Repaid £170
Fully Funded
Eugenie Ntiba
Eugenie (35) works as a food seller, earning less than 15p a day ..read more
Repaid £170
Fully Funded
Ablavi Gossou
Ablavi (40) has a small dress workshop. She would like a loan to allow her to buy a new sewing machine and dress materials ..read more
Repaid £170
Fully Funded
Abla Elisabeth Kaglo
Abla (39) used to sell frozen fish and chicken. The work just about provided her with enough income for her daily needs ..read more
Repaid £170
Fully Funded
Phillipe Akoete
Phillipe (50) used to be a machine operator in an institution. When the institution went bankrupt he was left unemployed ..read more
Repaid £70
Fully Funded
Ayaovi Koudokpo
Ayaovi (38) sells charcoal. She only makes 13 pence a day. However, the business is successful, so she wants to expand her range of products ..read more
Repaid £130
Fully Funded
Kodjo Djidjogbe Dally
Kodjo (50) used to be a warehouse man, earning 13pence a day. He has set up a business selling general products, and can earn three times as much ..read more
Repaid £100
Fully Funded
Ameyo Essolaba
Ameyo (43) used to be a seamstress. She now runs a business selling porridge and other local foods ..read more
Repaid £70
Fully Funded
Repaid £170
Fully Funded
Adjo Zogbetan
Adjo sells traditional outfits in Lome. She earns less than 15 pence per day, but by starting her own clothing business can earn three times as much ..read more
Repaid £170
Fully Funded
Repaid £130
Fully Funded
Bienvenue Kiliou
Bienvenue (34) has a small hairdressing workshop. She aims to expand her business to serve larger number of clients ..read more
Repaid £170
Fully Funded
Pious Alidji
Pious (35) has a small sewing workshop. His business provides clothes to order, and resells ready-to-wear clothing ..read more
Repaid £70
Fully Funded
Christine Yessou
Christine (45) is a cook. She has started her own business selling porridge and other food ..read more
Repaid £170
Fully Funded
Abla Akoete
Abla (40) used to be a seamstress. Her earnings provided her with only enough to meet her daily needs ..read more
Repaid £1340
Fully Funded
Bobggu N-Nye Yaa Association
Bobggu Nnye Yaa Association is in Kalpohin in the North of Ghana ..read more
Repaid £330
Fully Funded
Iddrisu Wasilatu
Iddrisu Wasilatu (21) is a student. To subsidise her studies she makes pastries to sell at the market ..read more
Repaid £330
Fully Funded
Faiza Adam
Faiza Adam (28) would like to start a business selling handmade clothes in the market ..read more
Repaid £390
Fully Funded
amegnon afiwa hessou
Amegnon Afiwa Hessou (39) sells cereals including maize, palm nut and beans ..read more
Repaid £330
Fully Funded
Mohammed Zenabu
Zenabu Mohammed (45) is a retailer of farm produce. She will use the loan to purchase more produce, such as grain ..read more
Repaid £330
Fully Funded
Abdulai Zahrawu
Abdulai Zahrawu is from remote northern Ghana. Abdulai is married to a driver, they have three children and also support their parents ..read more
Repaid £130
Fully Funded
Iddrisu Sakina
Iddrisu (41) used to be a farm labourer. She now buys and sells fabrics, and can earn nearly twice as much ..read more
Repaid £330
Fully Funded
Nashiru Arishetu
Nashiru (41) is starting up her own business as a food vendor, and thinks she can earn over £100 a month ..read more
Repaid £130
Fully Funded
Mahamud Azara
Mahamud (29) used to be a housewife before setting up her shop selling food produce ..read more
Repaid £130
Fully Funded
Adam Naama
Adam (45) used to be a housewife with no income. She is now setting up her petty trading business selling cereals and vegetables ..read more
Repaid £130
Fully Funded
Hamidu Halima
Hamidu (45) used to work in the fields as a farmer. Now she has set up a stall selling farm produce ..read more
Repaid £210
Fully Funded
Fusheini Anda
Fusheini (42) is in petty trading, mainly selling farm produce. She will use the loan to buy vegetables, cereals and legumes for the stall ..read more
Repaid £210
Fully Funded
Mohammed Baba
Mohammed (34) specialises in producing coverall clothing. He will use the loan to source fabrics and materials for the clothes ..read more
Repaid £210
Fully Funded
Abubakari Ayisha
Abubakari (31) was a student before setting up her fabrics retail business. She will use the loan to buy fabrics and materials for her shop ..read more
Repaid £130
Fully Funded
Ahmed Abiba
Ahmed (33) was studying before setting up her fabrics shop. She will use the loan to buy fabrics and materials to increase her sales ..read more
Repaid £90
Fully Funded
Fuseina Iddrisu
Fuseina (40) is in small trading selling cereals. She will use the loan to buy cereals and other food stock for retail ..read more
Repaid £210
Fully Funded
Amidu Salima
Amidu (30) used to be an unskilled labourer earning very little. Now she has set up her business selling wax prints in the market ..read more
Repaid £130
Fully Funded
Shahadu Afiluwa
Shahadu (36) was unemplyed until she set up her own general goods stall. She will use the loan to buy general goods and food for retail ..read more
Repaid £360
Fully Funded
Alhassan Fuseini
Alhassan Fuseini (34) is a mechanic. He currently earns around £6 per week ..read more
Repaid £350
Fully Funded
Mohammed Rukaya
Rukaya Mohammed (35) would like a microloan to purchase bails of used clothes that she will sell on the market ..read more
Repaid £290
Fully Funded
Iddrisu Suweiba
Iddrisu Suweiba (46) aspire to become a successful business women with her own capital and to employ others ..read more
Repaid £340
Fully Funded
Amina Abdul-Karim
Amina Abdul-Karim (32) from remote northern Ghana makes a living by processing paddy into rice ..read more
Repaid £170
Fully Funded
Repaid £170
Fully Funded
Suleman Hadijaha
Suleman (25) has just set up a small workshop processing rice. She will use the loan to buy paddy for processing ..read more
Repaid £170
Fully Funded
A.lhassan Hawa
Ihassan (32) has a small workshop processing rice. The loan will be used to buy paddy for processing ..read more
Repaid £170
Fully Funded
Iddrisu Zuweira
Iddrisu (28) has a small shop selling household consumables and food. She will use the loan to buy yams and cereals for retail ..read more
Repaid £170
Fully Funded
Amadu Adamu
Amadu (42) used to be a housewife before setting up her food business ..read more
Repaid £170
Fully Funded
Abukari Adamu
Abukari (38) was unemployed before setting up her own business. She now sells various foods, mainly cereals and grains ..read more
Repaid £170
Fully Funded
Baba Martha
Baba (30) was unemployed with zero income before she set up her small business selling the traditional food Kenkey - maize flour dumplings ..read more
Repaid £170
Fully Funded
Zakaria Ayisha
Zakaria (30) sells wax prints for living. She will use the loan to buy wax prints wholesale for retail. The loan will help her to expand her business ..read more
Repaid £170
Fully Funded
Akimu Haruna
Akimu (41) was an unskilled labourer. He now sells second hand clothes at a stall. He will use the loan to buy used clothes for retail ..read more
Repaid £350
Fully Funded
Haruna Adam
Adam Haruna (35) is a student. he supplements his studies by selling mobile phone chargers ..read more
Repaid £260
Fully Funded
Prem Kumari Gautam
Prem Kumari (51) used to work as a maid in people's houses but is now getting old for it as the work is quite physical ..read more
Repaid £260
Fully Funded
Repaid £260
Fully Funded
Laxmi Paudel
Laxmi (30) used to be a housewife before she got herself a movable noodle stall to sell noodles ..read more
Repaid £260
Fully Funded
Uma Pokharel
Uma (35) used to be a housewife before setting up a small shop. The shop sells everyday household items such as salt, sugar, soap and toothpaste ..read more
Repaid £200
Fully Funded
Tetekpoe kodjo
Tetekpoe Kodjo (35) is a freezer repairman. He would like a microloan of £200 to be used to set up a workshop and buy some more freezers ..read more
Repaid £170
Fully Funded
Amedonou Amivi
Amedonou Amivi (33) is a hairdresser from Lome, Togo, she has not had enough money to set up her own saloon and so would like a microloan of £17 ..read more
Repaid £100
Fully Funded
Esse Djegle
Esse (33) hopes to expand her business selling fish, tomatoes and other foodstuffs with the help of a loan ..read more
Repaid £170
Fully Funded
Dede Kossiwa Kouvahe
Dede (31) sells porridge. In order for her business to make more money it needs to increase in scale ..read more
Repaid £60
Fully Funded
Rubabatu Hudu
Rubabatu Hudu is a 45 years old mother and lives in Yendi in the Northern Region of Ghana ..read more
Repaid £90
Fully Funded
Baba Rahama
Baba (41) used to be a housewife with zero income and she is applying for the loan to set up a small petty trading shop ..read more