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Keroche Breweries Workers Accuse Tabitha Karanja Of Withholding Their Salaries

CAPTION: Tabitha Mukami Muigai Karanja Keroche Breweries' wholesale department workers have accused the company's CEO Tabitha Karanja of withholding their salaries for two months. In an e-mail sent to this site's chief editor, one of the workers who sought anonymity expressed his great disappointment at how the compan

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CAPTION: Tabitha Mukami Muigai Karanja Keroche Breweries' wholesale department workers have accused the company's CEO Tabitha Karanja of withholding their salaries for two months.

In an e-mail sent to this site's chief editor, one of the workers who sought anonymity expressed his great disappointment at how the company has handled the matter despite it being built on a strong “Buy Kenya, Build Kenya” principle.

He feels that what the company and its CEO is doing is the direct opposite; that of killing the young families that rely solely upon these workers' salaries. We demand that Ms. Tabitha Karanja immediately releases these workers' salaries and compensates them for the inconveniences incurred.

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