She was a part of the 2016 cohort of the fit for life program. Rehema used to sell ladies’ clothes for a living until she joined fit for life and got the idea of printing garments and fabric. She started out doing all the printing manually but this meant that she could print no more than 50 coloured T-shirts in a dayand this was limiting the quality of her work along with her client base.

But as she stayed in the program she gained more knowledge and skills that helped her to expand her business, buy a machine for printing and hire 3 employees. She even started to earn profits which she has continued to use to expand her business up to date.

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