Peter Ndelo & his i4c client Zarina Abdulghani sign their promissory notes at the WE Center Kampala's first round of disbursals.

Peter's Loan for a new house has been guaranteed by his peers at the Life in Africa community, and funded at http://kiva.org

Visit Kiva to read Peter's full loan description And ongoing journal about the impact of his loan.

Africa Speaks: The Era of Forgetfulness (by Peter Ndelo)

Peter at his home village in Tororo where he intends to build his house.

Life in Africa Member : Peter Ndelo

Life in Africa Member : Peter Ndelo

I monica Nankoma conducted an income assessment with my client Peter Ndelo and his income is as follows.

He has three sources of income as listed below:

• He works with Invisible Children Bracelet Campaign and earns Ushs. 300,000/=
• He works as a foreman at Life in Africa and earns Ushs. 40,000/=
• He also has a part time job as a gardener outside LiA and earns Ushs. 160,000/=

His total income is Ushs. 500,000/= per month.

Peter also has expenses as outlined below:

He spends Ushs. 70,000 on food per month.

He caters for his young brothers education and pays school fees of Ushs. 90,000/=

He pays rent of 50,000/=

He caters for his parents and sends them 50,000/= per month.

He uses airtime of 20,000/= in a month.

His total expenses are Ushs. 280,000/= in a month.

He has a bank account and saves Ushs. 70, 000/= per month.

He wants a loan of Ushs. 800,000/=

Peter and I have agreed that he is capable of repaying back his loan in 8 installements of Ushs. 114,000/=

Assessment conducted by Monica Nankoma.

Peter's story about his life as a member of Life in Africa, his excitements and achievements since his first day as a gardener up to his current position as a Foreman.
My Life in Africa