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Chris Kirubi is a Kenyan entrepreneur, industrialist and businessman, he owns a number of companies including a stake in Haco Tiger Industries and 98.4 Capital FM. He is a major shareholder of Centum Investment Company

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Chris Kirubi on Forbes

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