Thank you all for taking the time to watch this video! Your support means a lot to the growth of this channel.

Mimi umeni block, you block pple kwenda

I remember Eion Flinn. He sold me 20 Jikos from his lavington home when they Started. Good Man.

Off all the companies you only taught of alcohol do you know how many lives are destroyed in kenya because of this so called alcohol.Shame on you

but I appreciate your effort mazee...strong

broo una ogopa kuuliza ma swali 😅😅 effort kidogo tu mzee

Host haulizi questions za maana 30 minutes into the conversation buuaana 😅😅

Please dont do it. we dont want our people to be drunk !

Invest, yes. But respecting local traditions is paramount. Muratina is a traditional brew for the Agikuyu, a brew with a spiritual connotation owing to it's organic ingredients, thus used in many of the Agikuyu traditional rites. Naming a beer after it, and claiming to patent it, is absolute madness and lawlessness that must not be tolerated. It's critically imperative that he consults on this matter and relinquishes the name nuratina on any of his brands. Muratina, busaa, kalobo or any other indigenous brew from any community must not be commercialised or patented to an individual.

Been to the brewery on numerous occasions, muratatu and sandtrap are my favorite

I don't understand one thing about African countries; they welcome foreign investors to set up "small businesses" that local's themselves can do better. China only attracts big foreign investors interested in "manufacturing" , not the ones who want to open a brewery, restaurant, shop etc. Africa is extremely liberal with its market compared to the rest of the world & will end up excluding local's from economic empowerment.

Anyway good he brought jobs.

Fantastic

Great interview , we need to start appreciating ourselves and our culture more.our ancestors have already set the foundation, we just need to build on top of it.

Great Stuff!

This good we need tax incentive for business and welcome foreign investment.

I know what I'm drinking when I get back to motherland 254. And cheers to Eoin, thank you for venturing in our beautiful country.

I've been to Kenya for the first time this year (and have been there 3 times so far 😁), and I randomly got this video recommended to me, and it was an interesting watch ! :P I subscribed to tag along to see other interesting people you might interview.

Muratina is _awesome_ . I loved busaa too when I tried it in my first year of university. Experimenting with different types of cereal could potentially make it even better. Even cham isn't bad if made well. I don't drink alcohol these days though. I would consider starting with the high end market (like Tesla), then gradually go mass market. The high end market could offset not having economies of scale and streamlined distribution networks.

The problem in Africa we have only 1 company operating the hole kenya in like kenya power kenya brewery and many more in Europe they a lots company but in company but same business like electricity company are many with deferent company you choose the one you want and give good deals water company same gas company same.

Thankyou for bringing common senses to alcohol politics,and save the life’s of our people. Bussa is my drink

Muratina is such a fantastic brew! I just didn't like how it makes me feel worn out the following morning 😂😂

We need less bear in 254

This guy has a lot of knowledge and excellent research, I never knew certain spirits can cause blindness. This video in itself is a wealth of knowledge and business plan. If I had my own country, I would invite these kind of investors and be a dictator to force change. South Africans don't migrate to other countries because their country is investor friendly and full of opportunities created by investors. I wish the rest of Africa would start seeing this.

European investors always bring value, quality and substantial jobs to Africa

Great interview!

MURATINA is a MURIMA PATENTED BREW. Don't commercialise it. RENAME IT TO SOMETHING ELSE

Afrika is not poor. It suffers from poor leadership.

loved the episode!

58.00 kuna msupa anapewa love apo nyuma deadly

he is really trying to stay respectful but you can tell the system made it very difficult for him to invest.this is a problem that directly contributes to the high unemployment rates in this country because without investors we limit production and without production we cannot generate income.makes me embarrased but hey najivunia kuwa mkenya right?

Where is that bar located i would like to visit

Good job, Thank you for showing the positive angle of Kenya instead of the political shenanigans ❤❤❤

Good job, Thank you for showing the positive angle of Kenya instead of the political shenanigans ❤❤❤

He heard Kenyans are alcoholic so he decided to move to Kenya to start brewery

Watu wa muratina 🤣🤣🤣

Nice interview! Thanks

It doesn't get to you coz you're also a troll

Stay dtrong my brother. Trials are meant to make you stronger. A gem cannot be polished without friction

Halafu utapata mpuzi mwingine atakuambia you should be clean shaven and professionally dressed. I adore you Juma😅

Informative and very resourceful too. Also the location is quite beautiful. Location details please?

Good work. Opinion, at the start, it looked like a Nigerian movie. I feel founders have a lot to say about their journey in a startup and saving time for that would be more beneficial to viewers than sharing childhood and high school life. But that might also be your storytelling angle, so it's fine. 45:27 "Did you ever build a start-up?" Started the juice. NCBA Loop story 👌👌

Can you add timelines on your description please 🙏

Informative 👏.The guy gives out detailed info.

This was very insightful

This guy is quite resourceful and informative .Just improve on how you ask questions to capture important segments

He is giving Nepo baby vibes

I need to be pictured in your event. Please let me know how we can proceed onto this. I am senior DevOps engineer at finSense africa

The full video .?😊

I came from Startup Soko after Matt featured you. This was a good interview despite the challenges experienced, we learned from them. Loosing money is part of growing and it should not worry so much so long as the spirit is there, Shopika lost like 2 million in the year 2021 - 2022 which was painful but we had to move on. I've been working on it since 2017 during college days and still pushing on, hoping for the best in future.