Review and simplify county business licensing
Reduce unnecessary costs and make compliance more predictable.
Small businesses. Bigger opportunities. Better profits.
From Karatina’s commercial activity to shops in Nyeri Town, from market stalls in Othaya to small enterprises in rural trading centres, business is essential to Nyeri’s economy. Agnes Kagure’s business background informs her conviction that county government should help create an environment in which enterprises can grow.
Reduce unnecessary costs and make compliance more predictable.
Improve access to suitable working capital through regulated partners.
Prioritise cleanliness, sanitation, lighting, water, waste management, and safe trading spaces.
Make lawful county procurement easier for eligible local enterprises to discover and compete for.
Practical training in bookkeeping, pricing, cash-flow, inventory, digital payments, and customer retention.
Facilitate relationships with institutional buyers including hospitality, schools, and hospitals.
Help businesses use digital commerce, marketing platforms, payments, and delivery services.
Clear procedures for complaints about improper fees or unlawful conduct.
Small businesses do not need sympathy. They need a county government that gives honest enterprise a fair chance to succeed.
Financial products, licensing changes, and procurement measures require further legal, budgetary, and feasibility assessment.