Question 1

What is Xchange Bazaar?

Accepted Answer

Xchange Bazaar is a monthly networking and opportunity-sharing meetup hosted by JAY4T in Kisumu. It brings together youth, entrepreneurs, creatives, job seekers, professionals, and community builders to connect, collaborate, and grow.

Question 2

Who can attend?

Accepted Answer

Anyone! Whether you're a student, small business owner, job seeker, creative, or innovator, you’re welcome. We especially encourage young people and changemakers to attend.

Question 3

Is there an entry fee?

Accepted Answer

No. Xchange Bazaar is free to attend. We encourage voluntary contributions to support refreshments and future events.

Question 4

Do I need to register in advance?

Accepted Answer

Yes, advance registration helps us plan better and keep you updated. Please register via the Eventbrite link provided in the event invite.

Question 5

What should I bring?

Accepted Answer

Bring yourself, your business cards (if any), and at least one opportunity to share: whether it’s a job lead, a referral, a useful tool, or something you're offering.

Question 6

What’s the format of the event?

Accepted Answer

Each event includes light networking, short introductions, quick spotlights, themed discussions, and informal mingling over coffee or tea.

Question 7

Can I showcase my business or product?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we offer 1–2 spotlight slots or vendor table spaces each month. Contact us in advance to reserve.

Question 8

Will there be food or drinks?

Accepted Answer

Light refreshments (tea/coffee) may be provided depending on venue support and contributions. You can also order your own from the host café or venue.

Question 9

Are the themes different every month?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Each month explores a new theme like youth entrepreneurship, creatives, tech, finance, or the green economy. Themes help guide the discussions and guest spotlights.

Question 10

Who is JAY4T?

Accepted Answer

JAY4T (Jabulani Youths for Transformation) is a youth-led community organization that works to transform lives through entrepreneurship and employment. “Jabulani” means “rejoice” – and that’s what we want for every young person.

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