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Selling Car Spare Parts Online: A Kenyan Entrepreneur's Journey

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Nyakundi Report

Newsroom 1 min read

This archive report was first published on 20 October 2019.

Angela Oketch, the founder of Partspoa, a Kenyan online car spare parts business, has been inspired to do more after starting her venture.

Oketch, who holds a second degree in International Relations, was motivated to start the business after experiencing the challenges of finding genuine spare parts in Kenya.

She recalls, 'Many people, especially ladies, find it hard to walk in town in search of spare parts simply because you don’t know what is genuine and fake.'

Oketch's business, Partspoa, aims to bridge the gap between customers and genuine spare parts by providing an online platform where customers can shop and compare options.

She explains, 'We value our customers in that we keep them engaged by updating them right from purchase to delivery.'

Oketch's journey has not been without its challenges, but she remains committed to her business, driven by passion and customer satisfaction.

She advises young entrepreneurs, 'Believe in your idea, and be driven by passion, not money.'

Oketch's vision for Partspoa is to expand its service points beyond Nairobi, with a presence in every county in Kenya.

As she looks to the future, Oketch remains proud of the success of her business, which has inspired her to do more.

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