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What Business Can I Start With 100K in Kenya in 2026?

In 2026 with KES 100,000, you can start a profitable business in Kenya if you choose the right model and manage it well. From kiosks and food joints to salons and phone accessories shops, small businesses thrive on fast-moving sales and tight control of stock and cash. This article explores practical business ideas you can start with 100K in Kenya and shows why using a POS like BizPlus POS from day one helps you track sales, manage inventory, and turn a small startup into a sustainable, growing business

Maureen Achieng•Jan 1, 2026

MpesaPayments

Your Business Needs M-Pesa Integration — And How BizPlus POS Makes It Easy

M-Pesa is no longer a payment option in Kenya — it’s the default. Any business that hasn’t integrated M-Pesa is already losing customers, time, and revenue. With seamless automation, payments are confirmed instantly, reconciliation becomes error-free, and customers enjoy a fast, frictionless experience. This article breaks down why M-Pesa integration is now a business necessity in Kenya and how platforms like BizPlus POS make it effortless, scalable, and ready for growth.

Louis Muriuki•Dec 10, 2025

PaymentsFinance

Cash, M-Pesa, or Both? How Kenyan Businesses Should Track Payments

In Kenya, customers pay in different ways—cash, M-Pesa, or sometimes both in a single sale. The real challenge for business owners isn’t accepting these payments, but tracking them correctly. Without proper records, money leaks silently through unrecorded cash sales, mismatched totals, and unclear profits. This article explains how Kenyan businesses should manage cash and M-Pesa payments and why using a POS like BizPlus POS is the smartest way to stay in control, understand your true performance, and grow with confidence.

Louis Muriuki•Nov 20, 2025

BusinessCashflow

Why Small Businesses Fail (And How to Avoid the Same Mistakes)

Many small businesses don’t fail because there are no customers — they fail because owners lack visibility and control. Poor record-keeping, weak stock management, mixed cash and M-Pesa tracking, and pricing without real cost data slowly drain profits until the business collapses. This article explains the most common reasons small businesses fail and shows how using proper systems, like BizPlus POS, helps owners track sales, control losses, and build businesses that last.

Maureen Achieng•Aug 13, 2025