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We had to try something new when Covid-19 struck

Julie and Moses Chege at their grocery store in Nakuru - the couple ran a thriving events company but Covid-19 forced them to change tact to survive.

Julie and Moses Chege began events and planning business 16 years ago, and to them, this was to be their main business.

And for more than a decade and a half, it offered the Nakuru-based couple a livelihood as well as enabled them to provide employment to dozens of people directly and indirectly.

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