Bonfire Adventures, a Kenyan travel company, is marking 18 years in business, having navigated a unique challenge: its co-owners, Simon Kabu and Sarah Mtalii, continue to run the company together despite their highly publicized divorce.

• The co-founders maintained a 50/50 ownership structure, necessitating mutual agreement on all major decisions.
• Simon Kabu, co-founder and director, stated the toughest part was shifting from a husband-and-wife relationship to strictly business partners.
• The company was forced to adopt "hardline corporate governance" to ensure its survival, drawing a clear professional line between the former spouses.