For the longest time, I believed becoming rich in Kenya depended on who you knew, how educated you were, or how lucky life favored you. I thought people who suddenly rose from nothing to wealth had some advantage the rest of us didn’t. That was until I reconnected with my childhood friend, Evans, a man I grew up with in Kakamega before life took us in different directions.
Today, Evans is a self-made millionaire. He owns rental units, drives high-end cars, and has investments across different towns. What surprised me most was how peaceful and confident he looked—no stress, no pressure, no financial worries.…Get full story.
