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Dore Ibintu 4 by’ Ingenzi Josiane Yitwararitse Kugirango Salon ye Ishinge Imizi

Many people want to start a successful business. The more they are, the more they are not ready to start long term. While you're not 100% sure there are things you can do to help prepare yourself to be a better entrepreneur.

Many young entrepreneurs know that government procurement is difficult and there are those who are destined for mees that are not for them. But it's not true. Public markets have their own rules and their rules are not secret. It is knowledge that everyone should know. In this article, we share the second part about government procurement.

Where do entrepreneurs get their capital? Have you ever wondered where or how to get capital to start a business?

Start-up entrepreneurs face the challenge of getting capital. When they tried to approach the bank they also said that they were harassing them. In this article, we share with you some of the reasons why banks do not lend to entrepreneurs who are just starting out.

Getting started is difficult for many because there is a problem with getting capital. But are all startups the ones with the most capital? No. Often depending on the business there are small businesses that don't require a lot of capital.

Entrepreneurs with small businesses think that winning a contract to provide services or products to the government is a given. This is not the case. Rwanda's government tenders are often awarded in such a way that everyone is allowed to compete if they meet the requirements.

Whether you're an entrepreneur or someone with a job in charge, how do you know what you're doing is worthwhile? Most of the time, everything we do doesn't matter.