Another question I keep asking. If Starbucks were to come to Kenya, they would find that Java is already well entrenched in the market. In fastfood and many other sectors in this country, our corporations are not competitive. What can we do to ensure that our local corporations are globally competitive?

On Wed, Nov 2, 2011 at 5:31 PM, Dennis Kioko <dmbuvi@gmail.com> wrote:
I wish the MP for the area would see the opportunity that would be achieved by rallying his constituents into a Co-op. Ages when I was a primary school kid in Nyahururu, you would spot several farmers at 6 am on the road, pushing muddy bicycles heaped with potatoes, all the way from Kingangop. Collective harvesting and selling can really ease their lives and fetch the farmers more money. 
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