.. We must be age-mates.

1 -Blue Band - so much that when we are out of Prestige/Biddy's/etc, I can be heard exclaiming, rather sadly "There's no BB?" BTW Thank goodness they discontinued the bread spread - I still have not finished greasing my 504 door locks with it....two years later....

2 - Toyota - 95.34% of the cars are Toyota's. In 1983 I recall I could recite all 70 or so different cars in the Safari Rally - down to the model...and the drivers. VERY few were Japanese cars. These days I cannot tell a Toyota from a Mazada from a Honda. Its just a Toyora (Kikuyu-American twang!)

3 - Unga (and the windmill)

4 - Ketepa - more 70-90 year olds know Ketepa than they do Safcom.

to me a strong brand is a brand that can pull a KIINI MACHO on Kenyans and run off with their money
my brand is DECI invesment scheme

some of us even if we are unconscious just tell us we are at the gates of Nbi Hospital about to be admitted ile mbio tutaamka tutoke nayo hapo with our drips still hanging ni ya ajabu!
The thought of their huge bills is a cure pap.

But agreed, its strong brand in med

Thoda ya Torino

Thoda ya koko kola

Joginda Sin (Rally driver)

Thwiti ya mutu (Patco sweet)

Tropiko (sweet)

Sanyo

Mugate wa kuma nyoko

Keki ya Kaimati

Binti el sudan

Kaluma