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Kenyans have expressed concerns about whether the Ksh. 50,000 loan limit from the hustler fund will be able to start up and sustain their enterprises ahead of its anticipated operationalization on the 1st of December. The fund’s proposed framework is raising eyebrows, as analysts cite the possibility of the funds locking out SMEs with more than Ksh. 1 million yearly turnovers.
Concerns about the Hustler fund loan limit
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