Ghanaian liquor tycoon Kwabena Adjei secures new market in Kenya
Kwabena Adjei founded Kasapreko Company Limited (KCL), an indigenous manufacturer and producer of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, in 1989.
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Kwabena Adjei founded Kasapreko Company Limited (KCL), an indigenous manufacturer and producer of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, in 1989.
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