Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Opportunity Cost said:
Wasiyatafute? Una akili timamu? Huwa unatusaidia pembejeo za kulima?

Mijitu kama nyie ndio mlikuwa mnalishauri hovyo lile limarehemu afu linakuja kujitutumua kwenye Mazao yetu afu tunakula hasara.

Bora hata Mungu katuepushia balaa,kwa taarifa yako mama upumbavu wenu huo na mahindi tunauza,kwetu huo ukame ni fursa.
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Endelea kungelea mata×× mafiii ww
 
'donor country' acheni aibu ndogo ndogo
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babayao255 said:
Hongera Biashara

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hongera kwao kwa kweli wanajeshi wa mpakani.. nasikia waliondoka leo saa kumi alfajiri..wakafika huko saa nne asubuhi.. taratibu za protocol sijui visa zikawafanya wakae hadi saa saba.. then wakala msosi.. wakapumzika kidogo nusu saa .. then wakaenda uwanjan kujiandaa na mechi

next match wiki ijayo ni kwa Mkapa, hawa naona washaingia tayar round ya pili..
 
Simon said:
hongera kwao kwa kweli wanajeshi wa mpakani.. nasikia waliondoka leo saa kumi alfajiri..wakafika huko saa nne asubuhi.. taratibu za protocol sijui visa zikawafanya wakae hadi saa saba.. then wakala msosi.. wakapumzika kidogo nusu saa .. then wakaenda uwanjan kujiandaa na mechi

next match wiki ijayo ni kwa Mkapa, hawa naona washaingia tayar round ya pili..
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Wamejitahidi sana tena na goli la ugenini mambo ni mazuri.
 
Teargas said:
Sorry Kenya is not Tanzania where every rich person is an Indian 🤣😂😂




Wealthiest people in Kenya by order

Here are the wealthiest people in Kenya; some are deceased, but their names still hold much transferred to their kin.

Moi and Family

Moi and his family are among the country’s most affluent families, with an estimated net worth of $3 billion. They have several companies and have invested in almost every niche in Kenya. Moi’s wealth is hard to track owing to its diversity and secrecy, but needless to say, at USD 3 billion, he is one of the richest men in Kenya and beyond.

Nicholas Biwott

Biwott owned the prestigious Yaya Center, a landmark shopping centre in Nairobi at his death. He also owned Air Kenya, among other ventures. His business dealings were in total secrecy, making it hard to determine his net worth.
However, the Nigerian Venture magazine placed Nicholas Biwott at $1 billion, making him one of the richest men in Kenya and Africa.

Mama Ngina Kenyatta

Mama Ngina Kenyatta and former powerful cabinet minister Nicholas Biwott appeared in Africa’s top billionaires in the Nigeria-based Ventures financial magazine.
The two are among the 55 Africa’s dollar billionaires in a list that includes two Kenyans, Naushad Merali and Manu Chandaria. The magazine tips as the country’s wealthiest and 25th most prosperous continent with a fortune of $1.65 billion (Sh142 billion).
Mama Ngina, the mother of Kenya’s fourth President, Uhuru Kenyatta, has a net worth of $1 billion (Sh86 billion) spread in the real estate, banking, and hospitality sectors. She is among the three women that made it to Africa’s billionaire club.
See the list of Richest Women in Kenya

Bhimji Depar Shah

He is the founder and current Chairman of BIDCO Group of Companies, a Kenya-based, family-owned manufacturing conglomerate with businesses in 13 African countries. He is one of the wealthiest people in Kenya, with an estimated net worth of approximately US$700 million.

Naushad Merali

He was a businessman and an industrialist Kenyan mobile service provider Kencell and French media giant Vivendi. He schooled at the Highway Secondary School in Nairobi.
Naushad Merali chairs Sameer Group, a Kenyan conglomerate active in agriculture, construction, information technology, property, and finance during his lifetime.
He was formerly the chairman and largest individual shareholder of Bharti Airtel’s operations in Kenya, but in 2014 he sold his shares and stepped down from the company’s board. His net worth is valued at USD 550 Million.

Uhuru Kenyatta

Uhuru Kenyatta is one of the richest people in Kenya who had never seen hardship in his life. Before becoming the president of Kenya, Uhuru Kenyatta managed his father’s wealth, where he acquired his own in the process. He is one of the wealthiest people in Kenya, with a total net worth of US$500 million.

Chris Kirubi

Kirubi was an individual with many attributes to his personality and business life; Kirubi was a businessman, industrialist, and philanthropist. He is the current chairman of Centum Investment Company Limited, in which he is the largest individual shareholder. His net worth is over US$300 million. He is also the East’s biggest mall owner, and Central Africa was known as Two Rivers Mall.

Manu Chandaria

Manilal Premchand Chandaria is the Comcraft Group of Companies’ owner who manufactures steel, plastic, and aluminium products.
Comcraft operates in more than 11 African countries, Chandaria is also in the real estate business, and his net worth is estimated at $270 million.
Check out the richest men in Kenya

Atul Shah

Atul Shah was Born in Nandi Hills, Kenya, in 1961, grew up under harsh conditions. He is currently the Managing director and Chief Executive Officer of Nakumatt Holdings.
Nakumatt was one of the largest privately-owned supermarkets in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and Rwanda, which has more than 7,000 people on its paid list and with annual sales of well over US$650 million.
His net worth is more than USD 290 Million. However, His fortunes may be parachuting owing to the downward trend of Nakumatt over the last few years.

Peter Kahara Munga

Peter Munga is the group chairman of the Equity Bank Group, one of the largest on the African continent with a customer base of over 9.3 million. Munga’s net worth is more than USD 280 Million, making him one of Kenya’s richest men.

Raila Odinga

Raila Odinga is popularly known in Kenya as the father of Modern Democracy and Prime Minister or Baba. His net worth is (US$250 million) and makes him one of the richest persons in Kenya.

James Mwangi

James Mwangi is a businessman, banker, Group Managing Director, and Group Chief Executive Officer of Equity Group Holdings Limited. James Mwangi and his wife own Equity Group Holdings Limited and British American Insurance Company Limited (Britam). This makes the family one of the wealthiest in Kenya. The family’s name is on marble with a net worth of upward US$170 million at a time.

13. S.K. Macharia Net Worth

S.K. Macharia is a businessman and media mogul who owns numerous English, Kiswahili, and Vernacular stations, including Citizen TV, Kiss, Radio Jambo, Ramogi, and Muuga Chamgei, Inooro, Bahari, and Wimwaro. These stations collectively make The Royal Media company one of the most successful media companies in Kenya.
S.K has also tried his hand in Agriculture, Real estate, Transport, and Banking. His total net worth is estimated to be $150 million. He is said to be an all-rounder as his investments are found in all major companies in Kenya.

Baloobhai Patel

Baloobhai Patel is a businessman, entrepreneur, and philanthropist in Kenya. His investments include Transworld Safaris Limited’s tour company, which he wholly owns and serves as the managing director.
He also serves as a non-executive director at Pan Africa Insurance, the largest non-institutional shareholder. He also maintains significant shareholding in Barclays Bank Kenya, Bamburi Cement, Carbacid Investments, Diamond Trust Bank Group, and Safaricom. In July 2013, he was holding in NSE-listed companies valued at KSh2.4 billion.

Titus Naikuni

Another one on our list of richest people in Kenya is Titus Naikuni. He is a mechanical engineer, businessman, and corporate executive in Kenya. He has made a fortune and managed to be on the list of the wealthiest individuals in Kenya. He has a net worth of USD 140 Million.

Joseph Wanjui

Joe Wanjui (Joseph Barrage Warui) is a businessman and a political advisor. He is the Chief Executive Officer of Unilever. He serves as the Chairman of UAP Holdings Limited and the Jockey Club of Kenya. Valued at USD 125 Million, He is described by many as a most accomplished individual.

Bharat Thakrar

Bharat Thakrar is valued at USD 90 Million. Founder and CEO of Scan Group, East Africa’s most extensive marketing services, he is the company’s largest shareholder. He is valued to be US$$90 million in net worth.
Also, read about the Richest musicians in Kenya.

Jane Wanjiru Michuki

She is a Kenyan Lawyer, Businesswoman, and Investor. Jane Wanjiru is the managing partner at Kimani & Michuki Advocates, a corporate law firm based in Nairobi with vast clients all over the country. Her estimated net worth is US$60 million.

Duncan Ndegwa

The asset valuation of Fina Bank (Kenya) is estimated to be approximately $171 million. The first African governor of the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK), Ndegwa, also served as the first Kenyan African Head of the Civil Service. His exact net worth is not known but is sure to run into the millions of dollars.

Pradeep Paunrana

Paunrana is one of the richest people in Kenya who is valued at USD 80 Million. He was born in 1959 and educated in Kenyan schools.
He spent two years with a software company in New York, where he earned US$40,000 annually and returned to Kenya in late 1984. He later teamed up with his father in his business, known as ARM Cement Limited, listed on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE).
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Chanzo cha utajiri wa moi ni ufisadi and not tangible investments 😅😅😅

Sasa mbona Forbes wanasema dollars billionaire East Africa ni mmoja tu?.

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Niambie huyo moi anamiliki nini
 
Geza Ulole do you still expect Mwanza port to compete with Kisumu port?😂


Inside the new Cargo Marine Vessel named after Kabaka Mutebi​

September 10, 2021 Entebbe Post 0 Comments
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The Katikkiro of Buganda Charles Peter Mayiga has paid a courtesy visit to the fuel storage terminal and Lake Victoria fuel transport system which is on the shores of Lake Victoria in Bugiri Bukasa Katabi town council Wakiso District.

It is the first of the kind to transport fuel on Lake Victoria.
The Kabaka of Buganda accepts the first ship to be named Mv Kabaka Muteesa and the core business shall be transportation and storage of petroleum product.
There is 14 storage tanks with capacity of 70 million liters .According to Mahathi infrastructure Uganda Limited administration, the project will spend 300 million Us dollars and is expected to commence its operations in December this year.
Upon his arrival at the site, the Katikkiro of Buganda was given a humble welcome by the chairperson of the ongoing construction project Captain Michael Mukula together with other officials from Buganda and central Government
The Katikkiro was led by Captain Mike Mukula along other stakeholders of the project and toured different facilities including fuel tanks, buildings under construction and the two ships which are under manufacturing processes
During his visit he delivered a massage from the Kabaka of Buganda where this Majesty Ronald Muwenda Mutebi accepted to name one of the four Vessels as MV Kabaka Mutebi II something that has been welcomed by the people on the function.
According to Katikkiro, this project has been designed in the way that it will not even affect the environment since no waste will be disposed in the lake
He has continued to urge people conceived relevant ideas, plan efficiently, to implement plans professionally, monitor and evaluate the plans which are the only way economic development can take place.

In conclusion he has appealed to the government agencies to avoid bureaucracy and if any investor wants to bring any development it should be approved early because it’s one of the way developments can happen in the country.
Captain Michael Mukula thanked the Katikkiro for responding to the invitation showing a good relationship Mahathi has with the kingdom of Buganda
However Mukula urged government officials especially in charge of handling investors to revise the way of doing things because they take long in responding to project proposals given to them hence the delay of many projects and at some points investors change their minds and shift to other countries
Mukula expressed their willingness to work with the local communities by giving them jobs, but also called up Uganda national Roads authority to construct the road from Kawuku main Road to Bugiri Bukasa
Mahathi infra Uganda limited is investing in self-propelled barges, an oil jetty, storage tanks and a truck loading facility in Uganda to transport petroleum products from Kisumu to Kampala through Lake Victoria
Barge transport is expected to reduce petroleum transportation costs significantly and will offer Uganda strategic advantages of becoming a logistics hub for the landlocked neighboring countries
 
Naton Jr said:
Chanzo cha utajiri wa moi ni ufisadi and not tangible investments 😅😅😅

Sasa mbona Forbes wanasema dollars billionaire East Africa ni mmoja tu?.

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Niambie huyo moi anamiliki nini
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Hohoho Wikipedia? Pole sana 😂😂😂. Moi is not in the list of Forbes because he was a politician, Forbes doesn't deal politicians.
 
Teargas said:
Sorry Kenya is not Tanzania where every rich person is an Indian 🤣😂😂




Wealthiest people in Kenya by order

Here are the wealthiest people in Kenya; some are deceased, but their names still hold much transferred to their kin.

Moi and Family

Moi and his family are among the country’s most affluent families, with an estimated net worth of $3 billion. They have several companies and have invested in almost every niche in Kenya. Moi’s wealth is hard to track owing to its diversity and secrecy, but needless to say, at USD 3 billion, he is one of the richest men in Kenya and beyond.

Nicholas Biwott

Biwott owned the prestigious Yaya Center, a landmark shopping centre in Nairobi at his death. He also owned Air Kenya, among other ventures. His business dealings were in total secrecy, making it hard to determine his net worth.
However, the Nigerian Venture magazine placed Nicholas Biwott at $1 billion, making him one of the richest men in Kenya and Africa.

Mama Ngina Kenyatta

Mama Ngina Kenyatta and former powerful cabinet minister Nicholas Biwott appeared in Africa’s top billionaires in the Nigeria-based Ventures financial magazine.
The two are among the 55 Africa’s dollar billionaires in a list that includes two Kenyans, Naushad Merali and Manu Chandaria. The magazine tips as the country’s wealthiest and 25th most prosperous continent with a fortune of $1.65 billion (Sh142 billion).
Mama Ngina, the mother of Kenya’s fourth President, Uhuru Kenyatta, has a net worth of $1 billion (Sh86 billion) spread in the real estate, banking, and hospitality sectors. She is among the three women that made it to Africa’s billionaire club.
See the list of Richest Women in Kenya

Bhimji Depar Shah

He is the founder and current Chairman of BIDCO Group of Companies, a Kenya-based, family-owned manufacturing conglomerate with businesses in 13 African countries. He is one of the wealthiest people in Kenya, with an estimated net worth of approximately US$700 million.

Naushad Merali

He was a businessman and an industrialist Kenyan mobile service provider Kencell and French media giant Vivendi. He schooled at the Highway Secondary School in Nairobi.
Naushad Merali chairs Sameer Group, a Kenyan conglomerate active in agriculture, construction, information technology, property, and finance during his lifetime.
He was formerly the chairman and largest individual shareholder of Bharti Airtel’s operations in Kenya, but in 2014 he sold his shares and stepped down from the company’s board. His net worth is valued at USD 550 Million.

Uhuru Kenyatta

Uhuru Kenyatta is one of the richest people in Kenya who had never seen hardship in his life. Before becoming the president of Kenya, Uhuru Kenyatta managed his father’s wealth, where he acquired his own in the process. He is one of the wealthiest people in Kenya, with a total net worth of US$500 million.

Chris Kirubi

Kirubi was an individual with many attributes to his personality and business life; Kirubi was a businessman, industrialist, and philanthropist. He is the current chairman of Centum Investment Company Limited, in which he is the largest individual shareholder. His net worth is over US$300 million. He is also the East’s biggest mall owner, and Central Africa was known as Two Rivers Mall.

Manu Chandaria

Manilal Premchand Chandaria is the Comcraft Group of Companies’ owner who manufactures steel, plastic, and aluminium products.
Comcraft operates in more than 11 African countries, Chandaria is also in the real estate business, and his net worth is estimated at $270 million.
Check out the richest men in Kenya

Atul Shah

Atul Shah was Born in Nandi Hills, Kenya, in 1961, grew up under harsh conditions. He is currently the Managing director and Chief Executive Officer of Nakumatt Holdings.
Nakumatt was one of the largest privately-owned supermarkets in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and Rwanda, which has more than 7,000 people on its paid list and with annual sales of well over US$650 million.
His net worth is more than USD 290 Million. However, His fortunes may be parachuting owing to the downward trend of Nakumatt over the last few years.

Peter Kahara Munga

Peter Munga is the group chairman of the Equity Bank Group, one of the largest on the African continent with a customer base of over 9.3 million. Munga’s net worth is more than USD 280 Million, making him one of Kenya’s richest men.

Raila Odinga

Raila Odinga is popularly known in Kenya as the father of Modern Democracy and Prime Minister or Baba. His net worth is (US$250 million) and makes him one of the richest persons in Kenya.

James Mwangi

James Mwangi is a businessman, banker, Group Managing Director, and Group Chief Executive Officer of Equity Group Holdings Limited. James Mwangi and his wife own Equity Group Holdings Limited and British American Insurance Company Limited (Britam). This makes the family one of the wealthiest in Kenya. The family’s name is on marble with a net worth of upward US$170 million at a time.

13. S.K. Macharia Net Worth

S.K. Macharia is a businessman and media mogul who owns numerous English, Kiswahili, and Vernacular stations, including Citizen TV, Kiss, Radio Jambo, Ramogi, and Muuga Chamgei, Inooro, Bahari, and Wimwaro. These stations collectively make The Royal Media company one of the most successful media companies in Kenya.
S.K has also tried his hand in Agriculture, Real estate, Transport, and Banking. His total net worth is estimated to be $150 million. He is said to be an all-rounder as his investments are found in all major companies in Kenya.

Baloobhai Patel

Baloobhai Patel is a businessman, entrepreneur, and philanthropist in Kenya. His investments include Transworld Safaris Limited’s tour company, which he wholly owns and serves as the managing director.
He also serves as a non-executive director at Pan Africa Insurance, the largest non-institutional shareholder. He also maintains significant shareholding in Barclays Bank Kenya, Bamburi Cement, Carbacid Investments, Diamond Trust Bank Group, and Safaricom. In July 2013, he was holding in NSE-listed companies valued at KSh2.4 billion.

Titus Naikuni

Another one on our list of richest people in Kenya is Titus Naikuni. He is a mechanical engineer, businessman, and corporate executive in Kenya. He has made a fortune and managed to be on the list of the wealthiest individuals in Kenya. He has a net worth of USD 140 Million.

Joseph Wanjui

Joe Wanjui (Joseph Barrage Warui) is a businessman and a political advisor. He is the Chief Executive Officer of Unilever. He serves as the Chairman of UAP Holdings Limited and the Jockey Club of Kenya. Valued at USD 125 Million, He is described by many as a most accomplished individual.

Bharat Thakrar

Bharat Thakrar is valued at USD 90 Million. Founder and CEO of Scan Group, East Africa’s most extensive marketing services, he is the company’s largest shareholder. He is valued to be US$$90 million in net worth.
Also, read about the Richest musicians in Kenya.

Jane Wanjiru Michuki

She is a Kenyan Lawyer, Businesswoman, and Investor. Jane Wanjiru is the managing partner at Kimani & Michuki Advocates, a corporate law firm based in Nairobi with vast clients all over the country. Her estimated net worth is US$60 million.

Duncan Ndegwa

The asset valuation of Fina Bank (Kenya) is estimated to be approximately $171 million. The first African governor of the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK), Ndegwa, also served as the first Kenyan African Head of the Civil Service. His exact net worth is not known but is sure to run into the millions of dollars.

Pradeep Paunrana

Paunrana is one of the richest people in Kenya who is valued at USD 80 Million. He was born in 1959 and educated in Kenyan schools.
He spent two years with a software company in New York, where he earned US$40,000 annually and returned to Kenya in late 1984. He later teamed up with his father in his business, known as ARM Cement Limited, listed on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE).
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Biwott ndio mdudu gani?

😅😅😅

Anamiliki investment gani?

AU nae ni jangili kama mama ngina? 😅😅😅

Forbes wanasema Biwott ni kapuku wa kawaida kama wewe na allegations nyingi za utajiri wake ni uongo wa saa 6 😅😅😅

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Teargas said:
Hohoho Wikipedia? Pole sana 😂😂😂. Moi is not in the list of Forbes because he was a politician, Forbes doesn't deal politicians.
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Taja investment mzee na iwe imeajiri angalau wakunya 2000

Unafikiri dollars billion 3 ni matako? 😅😅😅😅
 
Naton Jr said:
Biwott ndio mdudu gani?

😅😅😅

Anamiliki investment gani?

AU nae ni jangili kama mama ngina? 😅😅😅

Forbes wanasema Biwott ni kapuku wa kawaida kama wewe na allegations nyingi za utajiri wake ni uongo wa saa 6 😅😅😅

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Kusoma ndio hujui ama? Huoni hapo juu imeandikwa "Kenyan Millionaire"?😂😂🤣😂
 
Naton Jr said:
Taja investment mzee na iwe imeajiri angalau wakunya 2000

Unafikiri dollars billion 3 ni matako? 😅😅😅😅
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Arguing with you inakuanga very easy because i talk a lot, I just provide evidences 🤣😂😂.


The billions of money and businesses owned by Moi family
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The family has interests in various sectors, including banking where they hold shares in more than two banks, the oil industry, insurance, hotel and tourism, maritime and freight, media, manufacturing, airline and transport. The Moi family is also big in land ownership, real estate and education.
His net worth estimated to be in excess of $3 billion (about Sh. 310.2 billion). This is wealth accumulated before, during and after the former President’s 24-year rule (1978- 2002), with his children, among them, Baringo Senator Gideon Moi expanding the family dynasty further.
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According to Africa Confidential, a fortnightly newsletter covering politics and economics in Africa, Moi’s capital is “held in trust by relatives and friends, and in front companies in Kenya, offshore tax havens and several major international banks”. This includes Union Bank of Switzerland, where the Moi dossier “is treated as a matter tantamount to national security”.
According to a report that appeared in a The Star newspaper on Wednesday, “the list of property and investments owned or co-owned by the family and its partners is endless, with former Moi’s right-hand man (late) Nicholas Biwott’s family being a major investment partner. His former private secretary Joshua Kulei is another man who has held and run Moi’s multibillion-shilling business empire for decades. The family has over 100 companies across different sectors, with interests in many other public and privately owned business locally, in Africa and overseas.”
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The report on Moi family wealth further says:
The Mois either fully own or have shares in a number of banks and financial entities. Among them is Trans-National Bank, Equatorial Bank, First American Bank, Giro Bank ‚ Giant Forex Bureau, Equity Stock Brokers and Sovereign Group.

Media

The family owns Standard Group, the parent company to Kenya Television Network (KTN), Standard Newspaper and a number of radio stations, including Radio Maisha. Other subsidiaries include Rowland Printing and Baraza Limited.

Transport and logistics

In the transport sector, the family owns Siginon Group, East Africa’s largest integrated logistics services provider, which incorporates Siginon Global Logistics, Siginon Aviation and Siginon Freight Holdings. The over 30- year-old end-to-end logistics and air cargo solutions provider is based in Kenya with operations in Tanzania and Uganda. The family also own Kent Ship, Maritime, Eagle Airlines, Kenya Aerotech Ltd and Car Track Kenya Ltd and interests in CMC Holdings. It is also said to own part of the Kenya Airways fleet.
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Real estate

In real estate, the Mois are associated with Sielei Properties Ltd, Chester House, Mugoya construction, Regent Management (believed to be about 200 houses), Paradise Holdings, Homestead Enterprises , Gateway Properties and Courtyard Property Investment. The family also owns homes in Lavington House, Karen Residence, Nakuru Residence. It owns several unidentified properties in the United States of America and has property interests in South Africa.

Agri-business

The family has huge investments in agri-business, with entities such as the Sasine Group of farms, Fresh Produce Ltd, Chemusian Company, Sian roses, one of the leading fresh roses exporter, and Kiptagich Tea Estate. The family also owns a Tobacco Farm in Malawi (100%).

Telecommunication

The family has invested in the telecommunication sector, with interests in Chesco Ltd, Cable Wireless and sizable shares in Safaricom Kenya (together with Biwott and Charles Field Marsham).

Education

Some of the common institutions owned by the Moi family include Nairobi-based Sunshine National School, Kabarak University and Kabarak High School, Sacho High School, Moi Educational Centre and the Moi Africa Institute Kabarnet Gardens, with interests in many other international schools and local institutions.

Hotel and tourism

In the hospitality industry, huge investments lie in hotels, among them Sheraton Group (Sheraton Holding), InterContinental Hotels and Safariland Club, with other investments spreading across the industry.

General business and others
Other entities owned or with shareholding of the Mois
Are Taurino Enterprises, Giant Holdings Ltd, Revak Ltd, Sudbury Ltd, Sudbury Investments, Westfield International Ltd, Hampstead Enterprises, Metipso Services Ltd, Maternity Shop, The Duty Free Company and Eveready Company.
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The family also owns Tiger Farm Ltd, First Force Security Company, Hahuru Investors, Concord Holdings, National Milling Company and Ectar Kenya Ltd among others.
On land, the Mois own hundreds of acres of parcels in different parts of the country with a value running into billions of shillings.
A revelation by WikiLeaks in the early 2000s linked the Mois to shell companies, secret trusts and front men used to steal over $2 billion worth of state money, with finances laundered across the world to buy properties and companies in London, New York and South Africa and even a 10,000ha ranch in Australia.
Countries involved in the corrupt dealings with Kenya during Moi’s regime, according to the report, include Australia, Belgium, Brunei, Canada, Finland, Germany, Grand Cayman, Israel, Italy, Japan, Jersey, Liechtenstein, Liberia, Luxembourg, Malawi, Namibia and the Netherlands.
Others are Puerto Rico, Russia, Somalia, South Africa, Sudan, Switzerland, the UAE, Uganda, the United Kingdom, the United States and Zaire.
 
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