Kenyan supermarket chain Quickmart is going public and these people will make millions
Sokoni is selling 2 billion Quickmart shares, and the proceeds go to Adenia Partners, the chain's founders and CEO Peter Kang'iri.
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Sokoni is selling 2 billion Quickmart shares, and the proceeds go to Adenia Partners, the chain's founders and CEO Peter Kang'iri.
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