Landing in Boston gives me a lot of joy and delight. I am here not just for pure business but to shape up relationships with my great friends, churches, investment groups and individual friends in Massachusetts. I believe that relationships shape us up more than we think. I am also keen to evaluate the progress
If one in every ten members of the African diaspora, worldwide, was persuaded to invest only $1, 000 in their home countries, Africa could raise a total of $3 billion a year for her development financing.
As Kenya edges closer to its August 2017 general elections, Kenya’s business community is strongly spelling out specific criterion that both its members and all Kenyan electorate must use as they prepare to cherry-pick their leaders.
Optiven Limited, a leading Kenya’s real estate firm made its foray into Uganda May 2017, further strengthening its partnership with Kenyans living in Uganda. This saw a good number of Kenyans living in this East African country own properties in Kenya.
In today’s world, many young people are immigrating abroad, in search of greener pastures. Most of them however do not have the right information on how to invest their money astutely.
With a current nine percent contribution to the leading East African economic power house’s GDP, the state of the real estate market in Kenya is on a roller-coaster. And the projections are enchanting. Fifty years down the line, real estate contribution to GDP is poised to astronomically shoot to two digits.
So, here is the big question; is there a property bubble in Kenya? This query has popped up repeatedly, especially in local property market fora. And according to Mr. George Wachiuri, the CEO of one of the leading property firm in Kenya, Optiven Limited, a property bubble isn’t something that is envisaged in Kenya in
Here is a picture-perfect situation: A leading Kenyan real estate firm knocks at your door in the United States of America, specifically to hand over to you the title deed of a piece of land that you recently bought with them in your mother country.
Many years after they have settled down in foreign lands, countless Diaspora immigrants lose touch with their mother countries, and the many opportunities that are ripe and ready to be seized back at home. Worst still, there are not as many reliable channels to help bridge this existing information gap. Against this background, Optiven Limited,
The Optiven Empowerment Team recently visited the UK for an empowerment mission. The team interacted with Kenyans living in Great Britain and presented some amazing investment opportunities. We assure you that our wonderful interaction with you was most valuable to us. The interaction with our team, led by CEO George Wachiuri was life inspiring in
