Issue one 5 – Stellar Woman Magazine

How I became financially empowered – Rose Nalubega

11Nov

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Business, Issue one 5, Thriving

How I became financially empowered – Rose Nalubega

Rose is a 40-year-old mother of 3 children. 2 daughters and a son. Rose’s first daughter (Shalom) finished university. Her second born is at the University offering an engineering Course. The last child is still at primary school level. Rose joined Street Business School in 2018. By then she had a retail shop but didn’t know how much sales and profits she made in her shop. One day when Street Business School was mobilizing and registering women to join for trainings, she was motivated to join with the hope of learning how to calculate and understand the profits her business brought her. She attended all the training and says the modules that changed her life were finding capital and starting small, plus record and bookkeeping. She decided to Practice record a...

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