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Brand Kenya to pair country's cities with global ones

By Standard Digital | 15yrs ago

By MACHARIA KAMAU

Brand Kenya Board plans to pair up Kenyan cities and major towns with its peers across the world. The city-twinning programme is part of a project that the board is working on to change the image of urban areas.

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