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Business built on friendship thrives

The duo have set up a thriving welding and fabrication unit. [PHOTO: PAUL KARIUKI/STANDARD]

NAIROBI: Erastus Njuguna, 23, and Peter Muthee, 25, have been friends ever since they can remember and attended the same primary school - Kianda Primary School in Nakuru.

This friendship has however, morphed into a firm business partnership and they are making it big in their welding trade.

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