From Success to Setback: How Kiprono Kittony Rebuilt After Hitting Rock Bottom | Inspiring Journey

[@bayanaventures]

When Kiprono talks about a music library, it gets nostalgic as I look back at my younger days in Kitale, we purchased music from that shop. Keep on moving Kip.

[@okeagoomari4021]

Great interview. Great story. Great man.

[@L.J555]

As a Lenana School Alumni, I am so proud of Mr Kiprono. Nothing but the best.

[@dennis63424]

Mr Kiprono was my great employer @CAT. He taught me how to maneuver through risks and survival. Continue prospering in your endeavors.

[@etyangmusundi7948]

Great legacy and insights. Can’t Chairman craft a home grown PPP to take over and do what Adani was coming to do at JKIA.

[@tkk3852]

This was a nice interview.

[@InnohubGroup]

When I remember calling Kittony and the team in a conference call, giving some ingenius idea on how to hold politicians accountable, i was met with a very uninterested sileence from him and his team. Later on when i did some research on who he is and his background, i came across his mother's political background and got my answer. Kittony is a product of the dirty politics i was fighting and asking his input.

[@andykiriti]

Good interview. Terrible sound..

[@L.J555]

Cut the music mahn.

[@lusigijustus7274]

You are giving us political titles that he has. Wanted to know which businesses he runs, how many kenyans has he employ and does he pay them livable wages, do his companies pay taxes that are true reflection of money earned? I mean, dont pamper the man. Just ask what he is doing on the business side and what makes them work. Also, he should tell us how having a financial and political family eases cost of doing business