Kenya Private Sector Alliance (Kepsa) will mobilise funds for young entrepreneurs, aimed at providing start-ups with the base to develop their businesses in line with the recently concluded Global Entrepreneurship Summit (GES).
Kepsa Chairman Dennis Awori said Kenya has many innovators and entrepreneurs waiting to be supported to grow. "By funding these start-ups, we will be actualising the GES provisions into realities. This will enable entrepreneurs be job creators other than being just beneficiaries," he said at a post GES press conference, after meeting Industrialisation Cabinet Secretary (CS) Adan Mohammed and entrepreneurs.