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Nkesha Alyce Mutamuliza

March 4th, 2009 Posted by Catherine Neill

Nkesha Alyce operates a home-based business called Intsinzi 4lifestyle. Her company offers interior design and home imporvement. She has tailored her services to allow her clients to decorate in phases. She is creative in her decorating ideas, incorporating thems that make her clients comfortable in their environment. Nkesha Alyce also offers house cleaning and plant maintenance services as well as consultation only services.

She writes: “I started with my house, the passion for having a clean and beautiful environment both at home and at work got the attention of my guests and their friends and collegues. I started out decorating kid’s rooms because I was a stay-at-home mom with no income and operating on a small budget to beautify my home. She formalized her business in 2007 and now has 2 employees. She is in partnership now with her husband, who possesses DIY skills which comes in handy.

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