Supporting women entrepreneurs through financial inclusion in Kenya

Lucie Saulinah Omondi is the founder of LiveGreatAgriLife in Nairobi, Kenya, a peanut butter factory and drinking water purification shop. She uses Airtel Money services to help run her business.

“Our business is located in Kibera, the largest informal settlement in Nairobi, where access to clean drinking water and quality food can be a challenge. We are committed to providing our community with delicious and nutritious peanut butter, peanut butter products and safe drinking water. Our peanut butter is made from high-quality locally sourced peanuts and is available in a variety of sizes and tastings. Our drinking water is purified using state-of-the-art filtration systems, ensuring that it is safe and healthy to drink. As a socially responsible business, we’re proud to support a foundation that works to uplift the settlement area where we operate.”

“In four years of learning and overcoming challenges and slow but steady growth, I have been able to build a dedicated team and we’re currently focusing on our online sales. I have to say Airtel Money’s product is a huge support in collecting money for our produce and services.”

We continue getting closer to our customers to ensure that they can always reach us when needed. In Kenya, our Airtel Money branches (AMBs) grew by 6%, SIM-selling outlets (SSO) by 9% and the number of Airtel Money agents increased by 77.9% in 2024/25, providing support to valued customers like Lucie Saulinah Omondi.