Nakuru trader hopes for business revival

  1. Posted on Monday 25 February 2008 - 16:08
    AfricaNews editor
    Munene Kilongi, Nairobi, Kenya
    [MOBILE VIDEO] A curio trader at the picturesque, Great Rift Valley view point, is optimistic of his business getting a shot in the arm in the next two months but at the moment business is slow.
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    The great Rift viewpoint is a breathtaking natural phenomena that leaves foreign visitors in awe at the sight. Most heads of state visiting Kenya make a stop-over at this site whose traders are complaining of having few visitors.



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