Amina Moghe Hersi

Amina Moghe Hersi,Amina Hersi Moghe (Somali: Aamina Xirsi Mooge, Arabic: أمينة موجي هرسي) (born 1964) is a Somali entrepreneur. She has launched several multimillion-dollar projects in Kampala, Uganda. Her investments include Oasis Shopping Mall in Kampala's central business district and the Laburnam Courts Apartments, on Nakasero Hill adjacent to State House Kampala. She is in the process of launching the first sugar factory in Northern Uganda. Atiak sugar factory will not only bring revenue and development for the region but is championed as the first large scale industrial project for Northern Uganda. Quotes Naturally, I like challenges. I had conquered the cement distributorship and needed something more. So in the period leading up to the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Uganda in 2007, the government was eager to improve infrastructure and accommodation in Kampala. He asked me whether I had the money to do what I asked and I answered yes. I approached Corporate companies, embassies and other clients and told them I would give their employees a different service, luxurious serviced apartment units with a swimming pool, health facilities, children's playing area, business centre, restaurants and gym. I told them I would do their laundry. Amina Morghe: The Kenyan Behind the Transformation of Uganda’s Skyline One of the primary objectives of al1l Horyal Investment’s business ventures is to empower women by presenting opportunities in sectors that have previously been dominated by men. Investment founder Amina Moghe named 2019 Africa Entrepreneur This position is purely business and there is a law in Uganda that is anti sectarian, so if the law has been put there that anybody can do business in Uganda, why shouldn’t I vie. Oasis Mall’s Amina Hersi heavily indebted I got a lot of challenges whereby I was almost bankrupt. Then I cried to the government. I should pause to say thank you to the president of Uganda and his government for realizing that the women are supporting me and I have brought them together. The land which I had leased, I gave them 5,000 acres and I said this no one will disturb you, you will grow sugarcane and sell it to me. I asked the government to do affirmative action for the women because they don’t have money and no bank is willing to give them money so you can give them a grant for them to grow the cane so they can sell to the factory and that is what was actually done. How entrepreneur Amina Hersi Moghe is essential in accelerating industrialization in Africa External links Category:Somalian businesspeople Category:Somalian emigrants to Uganda Category:Living people Category:1964 births