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I was hesitant to start a business, but fate had a different idea

Demands of parenting took over and Faith's dream drifted further and further away (Jonah Onyango/Standard)

Faith Irungu, 33, worked for six years before resigning to find a more family-friendly way to earn an income - business, but the demands of parenting took over and her dream drifted further and further away. She tells her story about taking a risky bet on a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that came up at the start of the pandemic

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