In the bid to lay various objective empowerment programs to thousands of Nairobi County residents and secure goal-oriented opportunities, the celebrated city-based philanthropist and politician Agnes Kagure has put forward plans to nurture by sharing profitable tips in business spaces and empower young entrepreneurs across the capital.
The politician has capitalized the developement and implementation of responsive mentorships and coaching programmes that benefits especially the vulnerable youths and women in the city.
"Everything I can point to as either being successful or fulfilling be it business or empowering others through Agnes Kagure Foundation started with a single step and often times, I wasn't sure what tomorrow would bring, but in starting, I got more ideas along the way, support and eventually international recognition from King Maha Vajiralongkorn of Thailand and many others" Said Agnes Kagure.
[PHOTO COURTESY: Agnes Kagure/ SOURCE: Facebook]
"It doesn’t matter whether you start late, start slow, start small or whether you have to start over again; just start and get going. Your reward is certain" she added.
She believes in extracting and fishing ideal ideas from women that are culminated in proposing various profitable business ventures among the local traders and small scale business owners.
Kagure has heightened the programmes of mentoring and coaching women that seeks to bridge the gap between the dominance of men in the active political positions and the down-pinned posts for women on the ground of balancing gender equality.
Agnes Kagure Foundation has also reinstated the enabling of women and students on the economic opportunities map to enhance equal chances of grabbing profitable ventures and securing active top positions as far as the country’s politics is concerned.
Kagure understands that women and youths play critical roles in the country’s electoral processes. In the spirit of enhancing peace and cohesion, she has created a special team in the Agnes Kagure Foundation (AKF), that preaches peace among the youths and women ahead"