Firms Celebrate Chris Kirubi’s Legacy with Annual Corporate Sports Day

Staff drawn from media, manufacturing, real estate and investment companies participated in track races, team games and other lively contests. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..

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Corporate firms formerly led by the late business icon Chris Kirubi gathered for their annual Chris Kirubi Sports Day on Saturday, a celebratory event promoting competition, camaraderie, and reflection among employees.

The event unites employees from media, manufacturing, real estate, and investment sectors.
Key participating firms included Centum Investment Company, Haco Industries Kenya, Capital Media Group, Smart, and International House Limited.
Organizers emphasize the event preserves Kirubi’s values of unity, ambition, and shared purpose for new generations of employees.

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