Buy a very good 6 by 6 Mahogany wood bed and Orthopedic mattress The Mahogany wood Bed is 2-inch side thick and well Maintained. It can serve you for the next 10years if not forever. The original price was 45,000. Mekan East Africa Limited is a company that is committed to the manufacture of high quality Orthopedic & Posturepedic mattresses. We manufacture our products locally but with high quality imported materials from Turkey. At Mekan, our mission is to maintain our company as the premier provider of quality mattresses in every category. We aim to consistently provide our customers and the community with the highest quality products, highest level of service and the very best prices. At all times, we stand behind our promise of never being undersold. Mekan aims to ensure that our professional sales force, our high service standards, and our exclusive bedding products will never be compromised. We produce spring coil mattresses using the latest technology. What makes our mattresses different from others isRead More +
PILLOWS & HOTEL TEXTILES In Collaboration with our Partner Factories in Turkey, Mekan (E.A) limited is now offering a one stop solution. DIVAN, HEAD BOARDS,BED SIDE CABINETS In order to give longer life span, all our beds, head‐boards and side cabinets are made of steel structure. It's a six month old 4*6 bed still new with its mattress. Destinations in Central America Destinations in the Middle East Saint Pierre and Miquelon Destinations in North America Destinations in South America Log in with my Facebook Account Keep me logged in Don't have an account? Level Contributor“” This is a lovely place to stay, and one I keep coming back to because of the friendly and helpful staff and the excellent value for money. Located on Ngara Road, you can easily get into town by taxi or matatu - the hotel staff are always happy to flag down a matatu for you, and to let the driver... Level Contributor“” via mobileWe travelled to Kenya with my 9 year old and stayed at khweza before and after our safari .
Excellent place , friendly staff , great and a lot of breakfast !! B&B is located in an area which is safe to be around , 5 minute matatu ride to town center . Hotel can organize transportation to sights around... Level Contributor“” Great decor and atmosphere, clean, comfortable, partly open-air but secure rooms with mosquito nets and delicious breakfast included (choice of egg, meat, carb, fruit, drink). We stayed 4 nights on 3 separate trips into Nairobi. Each room was unique. They arranged pick up from the airport for us at a reasonable fare. Delicious and popular (with locals too) restaurant rooftop.... Level Contributor“” via mobileThis is a clean, comfortable, inexpensive boutique hotel within a 15 minute walk of town center Nairobi. They have a rooftop bar restaurant which in Nairobi is a godsend. The food is very good, inexpensive and an excellent English breakfast is included free. The rooms start at under $20. They also have a very good onsite service for setting up...
Level Contributor“” Very good hotel located not far from the airport. I was in nairobi only for a night for a quick layover but the hotel was very good and clean. Staff was super helpful with transportation and recommendationsThank Eduardo F Level Contributor“” I liked how every individual made it a point to make sure that I enjoyed my stay at Khweza. I would like to give honorable mention to: Junior, Grace and Zede! I'm sure that there were plenty of others including Paris that worked diligently behind the scenes in making my stay as comfortable as possible :) Hats off to an... “” I had a fantastic experience. I decided to travel to Kenya for my birthday and it really was the best I ever had, Thankx to the lovely people of Khweza bed and breakfast. I meet the owner who was very helpful and nice she showed me personally around the hotel and made sure I was happy. The rooms are cozy,... Level Contributor“” I found this B&B on Tripadvisor and was delighted to find that it lived up to its feedback.
We arrived in Nairobi late after flight delays and I was worried that our pickup might have gone home but Fred our driver was waiting for us outside. We spent our first day visiting the Elephant Orphanage and Giraffe Centre in Nairobi...Thank Kate-Florence What a lovely review! thank you so much for taking the time to write it. We're happy to see that you enjoyed the services offered by our staff. We hope you will be back to Khweza soon! Level Contributor“” via mobileI stayed here right after climbing Kili and it was the best! Right from the moment I walked in the staff were extremely friendly and helpful and I felt very welcome. The room was ideal and I was even able to watch the cricket on TV (a nice surprise since I had to spend a good deal of my stay...Thank jimjam128 Thank you so much by your kind words! We are truly humbled...And thanks again for recommending us to your friends! We really appreciate that. We hope to see you again some time soon:-) Level Contributor“” via mobileWe stayed at this hotel (as it appears everyone does) as a stop gap in Nairobi before our trek up Mount Kenya.
We were picked up from the airport by a friendly guy (but did have to walk for 10 or so minutes to the car) which cost a reasonable $20. There is also uber available in Nairobi. “Their food is some of the best in the whole of Nairobi”At age 24, Lilian Wairimu considered herself almost destitute. She had expected to land a job as a marketing executive after graduating from a relatively prestigious private university in Nairobi. Instead, she was a single mother and jobless. Then one day she looked under the bed. "I used to keep this old mattress. It was an old and abandoned mattress," she said. "It had been there for a while under my bed. I tried to put it in different positions, and I realized it could make a seat." This marked the start of a long process toward what has now become one of Nairobi's most successful furniture businesses. The company, VEE3 Creative, makes what it calls monster beanbags — colorful, oversized beanbags that can comfortably seat one or two people.
From a business with a startup capital of $50, Wairimu's venture has grown to annual sales of $20,000 and rising. "I am happy to see what began as a desperate means for me to survive has become a living room sensation for the many clients who come to me," said Wairimu, now 30. Unlike most businesses, which have permanent addresses, Wairimu's VEE3 has no fixed abode. Her workshop is as mobile as her marketing network. She attributes her success to strong motivation. "You do not need much capital to pursue a passion," Wairimu said. "What you need is to work with what you have. If you have something small, start small and continue to grow. You can also motivate yourself on a daily basis, because in entrepreneurship there are days which are good and there are days which are tough. So you have to give yourself a daily dose of motivation." Economic analysts see entrepreneurship as a key tool to reducing unemployment. Lack of access to startup funds has hampered entrepreneurship in Kenya and across the continent.
"Some of the entrepreneurs lack the capital to start the businesses," said Garrishon Ikiara, international economic affairs lecturer at the University of Nairobi. "Those with startup capital may also lack the necessary marketing, accounting and human resource management skill to run the business." "It was very hard to raise money," Wairimu said. "I started with 5,000 Kenyan shillings ($50). I was able to buy the material for my first beanbag. It was a disappointing outcome. I had to save again another 5,000 shillings." One in every five Kenyan youths lacks a job, a rate three times higher than in neighboring Uganda and Tanzania, according to a recent World Bank report on the Kenyan job market. The Kenyan government has set up a national youth fund to support business innovation. Ikiara said local and international organizations also have provided assistance to people with ideas. Meantime, Wairimu is not planning to rest on her success. "I am very happy, and with the many ideas that I also have in my mind, I want to pray for more success in the future.