This framework is cover about Factors Influencing Performance of Women Entrepreneurs in Kenya: A Case of Bungoma South. This study will adopt Marxist and socialist feminism theory by Karl Marx. It is a theory that recognizes women as an important factor in the development of an economy because of their direct or indirect involvement in production. The study are to investigate the influence of levels of education on performance of women entrepreneurs, to determine the influence of property ownership on performance of women entrepreneurs, to investigate the influence of competition from well established enterprises on performance of women entrepreneurs and to assess the influence of domestic commitments on the performance of women entrepreneurs. As we can see from this study, it was observed that although there is the possibility of women entrepreneurs operating business enterprises in the same capacity and magnitude as men, traditional roles and practices such as domestic commitments, low levels of education, lack of property ownership and lack of opportunity driven motive to start enterprises continues to influence the performance of women entrepreneurs negatively in terms of monthly income sales, profit margin and types of business enterprise.