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3. H.E Uhuru Kenyatta is the 4th and current president of the republic of Kenya. He is third on the list; his source of income apart from his monthly salary come from companies such as Enke limited holding company with interests in an assortment of sectors that include Prime and Real Estate,
CBA A regional bank with an Asset base of 75.4 billion, Chartis insurance formerly AIG with a market share of 5%, Heritage Hotels , Mediamax Group (K24 tv , The People newspaper ,Kameme,meru,milele fm) ,Brookside ,Peponi School and many others.

2. Narendra Raval of Kenya, new to Forbes list of Africa's Richest this year, is popularly referred to as 'Guru', has investments in steel, aluminum and cement.Devki Group, the largest manufacturer of steel products in East and Central Africa. The $500 million (revenues) company manufactures cement, reinforcement bars, and barbed wire.

1.Vimal Shah is the CEO of Bidco Oil Refineries, the largest manufacturer of edible oils in East and Central Africa, and manufactures detergents, soaps, baking powder and canola, as well as other edible oils. Bidco has a 49% share of the edible oils market in Kenya. Products are manufactured, sold and distributed in 14 countries across Africa. Shah chairs the East African Business Council.