Inside Senator Ole Kina's Multi-Million Shilling Business

All the ingredients will be locally sourced from African ingredients...

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Narok Senator Ledama Ole Kina has launched a new fragrance that utilizes locally sourced African ingredients, aimed at creating jobs in Narok County.

The fragrance will be made from the Leleshwa and Osinoni shrubs sourced from the Maasai Mara Game Reserve.
Senator Ole Kina's brand, Enkanasa, has been operating for five years, creating numerous job opportunities.
Previous products include long-life milk, aged beef, and honey, with a goal to eliminate poverty in Kenya.

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