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I’m not interested in great ideas that are still sitting on shelves

Myke Rabar and his brother went from deejaying at house parties to building a multi-million-shilling conglomerate in the Homeboyz Group of Companies.

The group has 12 companies in the sectors of radio, television, events and software development, and employs 140 people. Myke was one of four investors in reality television show, KCB Lions’ Den, and he lets us in on what it takes for an entrepreneur to catch his eye.

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