three sisters turn to their love for second hand clothes mtumba into a money earning business May 5th 2021 at 08:30:00 GMT +0300
A dream that started as a hobby for dressing smart and looking elegant led to the birth of three lucrative businesses for three ambitious sisters.
The fashion outlets - 500bobcloset, glam500kenya and mali affordable254 cloth lines are run by sisters, Christine Ayienda, Ruth Ayienda and Ivy Ayienda, all fashionistas in their own right.
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The sisters say they first started the business by selling their own clothes from home using online platforms. As demand for their fashion items increased online, they quickly became overwhelmed and decided to find a physical location to meet the needs of their customers.
Three sisters turn their love for second hand clothes into a thriving business May 5th 2021 at 08:30:00 GMT +0300
A dream that started as a hobby for dressing smart and looking elegant led to the birth of three lucrative businesses for three ambitious sisters.
The fashion outlets - 500bobcloset, glam500kenya and mali affordable254 cloth lines are run by sisters, Christine Ayienda, Ruth Ayienda and Ivy Ayienda, all fashionistas in their own right.
Subscribe to our newsletter and stay updated on the latest developments and special offers!
The sisters say they first started the business by selling their own clothes from home using online platforms. As demand for their fashion items increased online, they quickly became overwhelmed and decided to find a physical location to meet the needs of their customers.
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He rushes across city to deliver expiring vaccines
ELLIE SILVERMAN, The Philadelphia Inquirer
April 24, 2021
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) Tarik Khan rushed to his car, carrying 10 syringes full of the coronavirus vaccine. He had only six hours to get them into the arms of some of Philadelphia’s most vulnerable residents.
The family nurse practitioner climbed behind the wheel and turned the ignition. The gas light flashed on already, a delay getting shots to people who are homebound and depending on him.
Vaccine vials are opened every day, but sometimes, people don’t show up for appointments. That vaccine must still be administered within hours or it expires, creating Khan’s unusual lottery.