Narok entrepreneurs win Sh1.9m in Predators’ Den grants

The winners were selected from 20 finalists who had been shortlisted from an initial pool of 115 applicants. They pitched business ideas spanning sectors such as water, energy, agriculture and small-scale manufacturing. Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |..

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Nine Narok County entrepreneurs have won business grants totaling Sh1.9 million through the Predators’ Den programme, an initiative aimed at fostering startup growth.

Awarded a total of Sh1.9 million in grants.
Initiative supported by Maa Trust, I&M Bank, and GIZ.
The winning entrepreneurs pitched ideas across sectors like water, energy, agriculture, and manufacturing, with ongoing support pledged for their ventures.

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