HOW TO START A GIFT SHOP BUSINESS IN KENYA

Institution SME's
Course BUSSINESS
Year 1st Year
Semester Unknown
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Gift services in Nairobi and generally in Kenya are essentially facilities linking suppliers with consumers, same way as neighborhood kiosks, online shops or supermarkets would do. The difference is in the branding; the ability to take every day items package and present them as ‘gifts’.
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