Top 25 Brands Transforming Lives in Kenya 2021
Sustainability is at the core of Davis & Shirtliff’s thinking – which is why it has survived and thrived over the 75 years of its existence.
Sustainability is at the core of Davis & Shirtliff’s thinking – which is why it has survived and thrived over the 75 years of its existence.
APA Apollo Group has grown to be one of the largest insurance companies in Kenya, providing a wide range of financial products and services including General, Life and Health Insurance and Wealth Creation.
KQ remains a strong brand locally, regionally and globally. It has, however, recently gone through some turbulence, like any other national airline.
KCB’s penchant for excellence extends well beyond its core business of lending. The bank has also blazed a trail in sponsorship marketing.
As a company, MultiChoice remains true to its brand purpose of enriching lives as a clear purpose-led and technology platform business.
The core values that have driven USIU-Africa throughout its 52 years of academic excellence are lifelong-learning, integrity, innovativeness, social responsibility and academic freedom.
Isuzu is the first manufacturing and distribution organisation outside of Japan where Isuzu has a 100 per cent ownership.
Absa has within the short span of time quickly moved to revitalize its propositions for customers who are increasingly looking for efficient and effective banking solutions.
Launched in 2007, M-PESA started as a person-to-person mobile money transfer service and has evolved through the years.
The 2015 romcom Tell Me Sweet Something was a breakthrough. The African romcom seems a perfect fit for the streaming market.