We all have the urge to be in business...having watched other successful people doing it and the pressure to be rich and achieve our dreams is well very compelling.
however,sometimes without entrepreneurship skills,you will loose your money in trying business,...a common risk.
if u cant come up with a concrete idea to build your business on ...just save,fixed deposits or on bonds n unit trusts and of course in land/plots.

First; decide: do you want to invest the 100k or do you want to do business with it? There is a difference between the two.

If it is to invest you can go to real-estate....look for cheap plots in underdeveloped areas near urban centres. Compare price per acre to distance from the town.The higher the ratio of price per acre to distance in km,the better the investment.

The risk is that there are too many conmen in the sector and you can easily lose all your money...and even end up in jail!!! (I've seen it happen to a close associate)

You may also consider the NSE. The best shares will be those with low (but positive) P/E ratios and trade heavy volumes. Check the Tuesday press for weekly NSE trading results.

Look for (A) Total shares issued,(B) Shares traded in the week,and (C) P/E.

Then work out B*C/A. The higher this factor,the better your investment...especially for the long term

Behind the gardens...Behind the wall...Under the tree (Including: Red...Dark Blue...Yellow)

In this world there are two kinds of people Men and boys and for your sake Women and girls. Men and Women do business. boys and girls invest in unit trust,fixed deposits. Where do you belong?

@rjaz

Why are you telling us your age and gender?

anyway.....with 100k you can invest in low priced plots in Joska/kamulu near the designated airport or you can do small businesses of your choice.....which we dont need to tell you coz it must come from you....what you have passion in.

Disclaimer : This is my opinion and not a recommendation.

@rjaz

The words from your response below doesn't seem to be from a ''only 22yrs old girl''
If honestly you are only 22yrs old girl,then i pity the man who will marry you if at all you plan to be married one day. Please,can yo grow up or be yourself!!!!!!!!!!!!

@rijaz -it's great that you're 22 & blessed with such an amount.bt your emotional outburst leaves a lot to be desired.i agree,u need to grow up

Trust God and follow his commands for this is the whole duty of man- eccl 1213

I second Juz Blazin

Guys lets stick to the real issue here......advising a person in need. It matters not whether she is a girl or he is a man. I have already benefited from this forum and I would encourage everyone to be positive.

Rjaz.....keep your calm,stay away from emotions.

All the best.....

@All

I dont think she put in her age and gender for any specific purpose. She was just saying. Let's look past that.

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@burningspear,b easy.she askd 4 help,u got angry (i'm yet 2 undstnd y),n the point got lost,mpaka it b'came hillarious.. Anyway @rjaz..When u get any solid plans some of which u won't use feel free 2 share. Email me at wachden@gmail.com.. Halafu next tym usikubali kukasirishwa sana coz sk has got people who specialize in that among the gud and wise.

Stash Inc.

At 22 I didn't think much of business most probably because it was in the early 90'. So we the 7k I had I purchase hfck shares @7bob. Fifteen years later I sold them for 45bob made a cool 131k . .

It is important not to rush and make hurried dicisions like buying a second photocopier and placing it in some estate where you will only get 10 customers a day and you charge 3/- per copy. Very soon you realise that you are not making enough to pay your staff and rent.

Any business/investment idea you have has to be followed with a proper market research. Do this and your won't go wrong.