VISIT KISUMU DEC-JAN 2024 ISSUE

CONTENTS
01
Christmas Edition
pg 4.
02
Why Visit Kisumu
pg 5.
03
04
05
Best of Dunga
One on One with Eddy Orinda
IT Hubs in Kisumu
pg 6.
pg 9.
Page 12.
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CONTENTS
06
Nyamasaria - (The Emerging
Business Hub of Kisumu)
Pg 13.
07.
The Great Lake Victoria
Pg 16.
08.
09.
10.
Visit Spots
Popular Eateries
Kisumu in Pics
Pg 17.
Pg 19.
Pg 22.
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CHRISTMAS EDITION
VISIT
KISUMU
The things we hope for are within our reach. We
hope for the rains, the sun, better days or to be
reunited with family. That feeling of expectation and
desire for a particular thing to happen can be kept
alive. Christmas is a joyous season and what better
way than to spend it in good company?Visit Kisumu
is a platform showing potential in Kisumu City and
the surrounding counties. Did you know that
Kisumu is the only city one can reach by water, air,
road, or rail? This season, as you make plans to
reunite with family, and friends or have an alone
time, WELCOME TO KISUMU.Our city is well
known for fresh and tasty fish, graced with the great
Lake Victoria amongst other beautiful natural
resources. This season I want to root you deep in
culture where you get to dance to the best tunes
from the Luo community. As we set the rhythm with
instruments like orutu, handcrafted with precision
and care, we infuse your world with the essence of
cultural richness.We have you in mind with the best
dishes prepared to your desired taste. Breakfast,
brunch, lunch, or even dinner by the beach is a wish
we can make come true at Dunga Beach. Acropolis
and Dacha Family Gardens are ready to receive as
many as you can bring. Work and rest are important
but a little dance by the lake, a little walk at the
beach, and some fun activities like boat rides are
some of the things we would wish that you put in
your bucket list this Christmas.We rest after
creating. A day filled with fun activities deserves a
good close. So free your mind, and your heart and
take a deep breath. We get to have fresh ideas when
well-rested. Before you begin another year with
fresh ideas and a more creative mind, come rest and
have fun in Kisumu this Christmas.
Mercy Daisy
Writer & Editor
Lake Victoria
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Why
visit
Kisumu
Visit Kisumu is a portal into Kisumu City, set on the shores of Lake Victoria,
founded on personal experiences. I have captured my experiences in a
simple yet magical way as a guide into the beauty of a city well known for
fresh and tasty fish among other things.
Ibrahim Haggai
C.E.O, ViK Media
My search for the best eateries, the best hotels to unwind and a home led
me to the right connections and places captured in this magazine. We
give you the best of Dunga Beach and the beauty it carries. A place with
rich history and culture, breathtaking sceneries, and places for businesses,
educational centers, and tourism. As you make plans for a family day out,
business conferences, and fun activities, Dunga Beach is a go-to place.
What is life without experiences? Mr Eddy Orinda is a multifaceted fellow
and rich in experience. He lets us into a world of tourism, vision, and
career. We get to have an exclusive interview that is mind-blowing. His
input is seen in different organizations such as Africa Trade and Investment
Group, Dacha Family Gardens, matters in Law Firm, and developing
young minds at United States International University among other fields.
The magazine covers health services provided by Mazira Memorial
Hospital such as surgical consultation, Endoscopy, class E laboratory, and
cancer screening. We also get to feature Lovely Garden Guest Home for
ideal fresh meals, accommodation, and outdoor activities IT Hubs in
Kisumu enable training and purchase for both personal and business ideas.
Lastly, we feature Nyamasaria as an emerging hub in Kisumu City, a place
to create and develop businesses.
When I embarked on this journey, I purposed to bring home to you.
Welcome to Home away from Home. The portal is now open.
Why Visit Kisumu
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DDunga Beach situated near Milimani, is a long-time
fishing village on the Eastern shore of the Gulf of Winam,
on Lake Victoria, South of Kisumu City. It was formed
more than a century ago as a small community converged
as migrants from the surrounding country They arrived
there to fish and trade on the outskirts of Kisumu.
A few years ago, Dunga was surrounded by water hyacinth and
pollution that was spilt into Lake Victoria. As a result, the Dunga
Ecotourism and Environmental Youth Group which deals with the
preservation of the environment, wetlands and wildlife, with
financial support from the French Embassy in Kenya came up with
the idea of turning mush land and extended inner Gulf of Lake
Victoria into a tourist site
. Dunga Beach is a picturesque place to visit with your family over
the weekend and create memorable moments. The sunset view and
fresh tasty fish make the visit worthwhile. It is also a home of
adventure. Boat riding offered by the Eco-tourism and
Environmental Group allows one to visit the lake and enjoy the
beautiful scenery. The group offers trips to Ndere Island and
Homabay as well.
There are different types of boats such as Wind Sail Boats that are
propelled by the wind, Tourist Boats like premier that are
motorized, fibre boats made of fibre and wooden(local) boats that
are made of wood. Prices differ depending on the type of boat. For
instance, Premier Boat costs ksh4000 per ride and carries up to
eight passengers.
Feature: Best of Dunga
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harvested in a netted closure in an existing
water area and can provide an alternative to
how fish are produced, thus increasing
productivity at the market.
Fishing on Lake Victoria depends on the
intervention of the fishing methods and the
development of an outrage canal for
fishing. The types of fish found mostly in
the lake are tilapia, Nile perch and catfish.
After fishing, they are then sold at Dunga
Fish Market where it is first weighed for
payment and later on descaled. After
descaling, the fish is canned and
transported both locally and internationally.
Freezing is the main method of fish
preservation practised at Dunga Fish
Market.
Dunga Beach is also an academic zone
area. When students visit the museum, they
get educated on the history of Dunga, and
how crafts were used in the old days. They
get to learn the types of fish in Dunga Fish
Market and the parts of fish as well.
The boats are modified providing
comfortable seats, good speed and music
enabling the passengers to have a smooth
ride. The shortest distance covered by the
boats is from the Dorking area to the River
Nyamasaria, which is the mouth of Lake
Victoria.
For the safety of the passengers, they are all
given life jackets and are accompanied by
local tour guides who are well familiar with
the lake current. Dunga Beach boat riders
offer a wide range of services customized
for one's needs and budget. Boat rides
enable passengers to see hippos, fishing
expeditions, island trees and experience
bird watching. The boat riders are present
every day.
Dunga Boardwalk is another adventurous
place located in Dunga. The breathtaking
scenery is elevated above the wetland
swamp and is surrounded by papyrus reeds.
Here, dignified local tourists and students
take a walk to see the catchment area.
There is an open café where one can sit and
enjoy the sunset view, the Nandi Hills, fish
cages, hippopotamus, crocodiles etc.
There is a museum and conference hall at
the Boardwalk that is a perfect tourist site
for students and both local and foreign
tourists. The tourist site is a home of
traditional wear and crafts, musical
instruments, ornaments and costumes that
are made by residents. Charges differ for
students, local tourists, international
tourists, photo sessions and ceremonies that
are held there.
Dunga Beach is also a business zone area.
Organized fishing on Lake Victoria is a
source of reliable food for many dwellers
around the Lake. Sustainable economy
through trading of the fish, development of
patronage connected to fishing, boat
making, net mending and women
empowerment has given them a source of
daily income.
Cage aquaculture is practised in Lake
Victoria. This is whereby fish are raised and
Dunga Beach being a popular spot, reflects
something larger and of study. The
historical importance of Lake Victoria is a
central feature in the life of Nyanza's
economy. Even though the lives of people
living around Lake Victoria are based on
agriculture, fishing and livestock given the
proximity to the lakeshore and scarcity of
rain around the region, fishing has become
the most dominant element of sustenance
of the people living around Lake Victoria.
Feature: Best of Dunga
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O ne n
ne
INTERVIEW
1. Tell us about yourself?
“I am the founder and managing partner at
ONE &ASSOCIATES, LLP. A boutique law
firm serving clients in East Africa and
Ukraine. A highly sought-after advocate of
the High Court of Kenya, Practice Director
and Head of Commercial/Corporate Law at
One & Associates LLP, with vast experience
in International Public Health Law,
International Commercial arbitration,
insolvency, commercial litigations and
corporate law practice. I advise clients on
major legal transactions including
International Commercial Arbitration,
commercial transactions, insolvency and
commercial litigation. I have a strong
working knowledge of Russian and
Ukrainian languages and considerable
experience in the Eastern European legal
system and business environment.
I have advised and successfully acted as a
link between the government of The
Republic of Ukraine(through the embassy of
Ukraine in Nairobi) and Kenya (through the
office of then Prime Minister, Honourable
Raila Amollo Odinga) in building and
fostering diplomatic and business relations
between the two governments. Over the
years I have developed a lot of interest in
legal epidemiology, banking and finance,
insolvency, international relations and
diplomacy.
My passion towards developing young
minds has seen me through as a senior
adjunct lecturer at the United States
International University. (USIU) Nairobi
Kenya where I teach business law and
survey of the legal environment at the
Chandaria School of Business (CSB).
I am also the chairperson/CEO of Africa
Trade and Investment Group(ATIG) Limited
which currently advises the governor H.E
Prof. Anyang' Nyong'o/ County
Government of Kisumu on a sister
partnership with the Regional
Administration of Odessa in Ukraine.
Currently a fellow at the Amani Institute of
Management and Social Innovation where I
am pursuing a project in Micro Finance under the name and style of AITG Micro Finance
by AITG Limited. I am also the brain behind Dacha Family Gardens and Dacha Country
Club by AITG.”
2. What is your interest in Tourism?
“I have over the years believed that departure from traditional partners to countries in
Eastern Europe can unlock tourism potential for western Kenya. I have developed a lot of
interest in introducing a new Ukrainian experience, particularly in culture and gastro
tourism hence the reason behind the establishment of Dacha Family Gardens in Vihiga.
Ukraine is a young country with an ancient history and rich culture, majestic churches and
ancient castles, unique architecture of city mansions and authenticity of rural huts attract
crowds of tourists from all over the world. I'm very intentional about opening up the space
for tourism between Kenya and Ukraine. I believe that the tourism space will also open up
the trade and investment opportunities hence the establishment of Dacha Country Club as a
platform for Kenyan and Ukrainian investors.”
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3.What is the potential of tourism in
western circuit?
“I'm convinced that the western circuit is
under-exploited owing to limited knowledge
of the opportunities at present particularly in
local cottage industries with value chain.
Tourism that focuses on new markets like
Ukraine and Eastern Europe, in general, can
expose both ordinary and sophisticated
investors to the great opportunities in the
western circuit but not limited to sunflower
oil production, cottage industry for avocado
with value chain.”
4. What are some of the challenges facing
tourism in the western region?
“In my view, the question needs to be: what
are the challenges facing sustainable
tourism in western Kenya? Based on my
philosophy, a robust trade and investment
climate is heavily dependent on knowledge
of the opportunities available in western
Kenya. Considering that tourism is an
effective strategy for achieving such a goal,
County Governments have to be very
deliberate in establishing tourism and
business councils within the framework of
sister cities as a sustainable way of
increasing return on investment for tourists.
I believe that as a tourist I'm inclined to
develop a lot more interests in areas where I
have a personal attachment.”
“Throughout the world, a lot of businesses
are done because of personal relationships.
Trust is key for any business to be a success.
It is not enough for tourist attractions to
exist within the local communities. I believe
we must encourage local communities to
take advantage of the opportunities built
around the tourist attractions by:
a). Being deliberate through the leadership
of the community in promoting a positive
ripple effect not only helps support local
businesses but also fosters entrepreneurship
and new business ventures to the benefit of
the community.
b). Being deliberate in using tourism to
promote tolerance between people as they
learn and have a better understanding of
each other's cultures. Peace can be very
helpful in promoting and enabling business
environment to the benefit of the local
communities.”
6. What is your take on the Tourism
Regulatory Authority (TRA) in
promoting tourism in Western Circuit?
“I think the regulator has to find the balance
between ensuring compliance, encouraging
and promoting high standards in the tourism
industry. Incentives for investors to this end
may be very helpful.”
7. What is the future of tourism in
Western Circuit?
The future is bright as long the local county
government are deliberate on some of the
observations I have made in this interview.
It is important for the regulator and the
investors to continuously work in
partnership to explore sustainable tourism
in the Western circuit.”
“It's in our
hands to shape
the future of
tourism in
western Kenya.”
5. How can the local counties make
tourism thrive?
“Devolution is one of the best things antidemocracy
can have. However, unless the
National and County governments become
deliberate about developing relationships
between counties and potential sister cities
overseas, our local county economies will
continue to struggle. I do not see a situation
in which there shall be an end to competing
interests in resources between the National
Government and the County Governments
in Kenya. Therefore, because debt is also
increasingly becoming unsustainable, the
answer lies in strategic sister city
relationships as a means of promoting
sustainable tourism.” Sister cities are
important for forging mutually beneficial
partnerships to share ideas and projects in
cultural, business, educational and other
fields. It's a global world now and the more
relationships you have throughout the
world, the more prosperous the countries
can be.”
6. How can the locals benefit from
tourism site within their localities?
“Throughout the world, a lot of businesses
are done because of personal relationships.
Trust is key for any business to be a success.
It is not enough for tourist attractions to
One on One: Interview
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IT Hubs
in Kisumu
Kisumu City Kisumu is the economic
hub and capital of the Lake Region.
With a county population of 500,000
and a bustling city.
Kisumu is served by all the telecom
companies Safaricom, Airtel and Telkom Kenya. Being a county and regional headquarters, the government and telecoms have built a welladvanced
telecoms infrastructure. The NOFBI (National Optical Fibre Backbone Infrastructure) connects Kisumu to national and
international networks.
IT hubs are meant to be innovation hubs where enthusiasts, innovators, entrepreneurs, investors and business people meet to exchange ideas
and collaborate.
They provide services, may include some or all of the
following:
- Access to computers, printers and related IT infrastructure
- Access to technical networks- Internet connectivity
- Training programs
- Workshops and seminars to help one develop IT skills
- Attachment for school-going students in IT.
- Internship – on job training for new graduates at all levels.
- Mentorship – for business students and enthusiasts- Business
networking
- Co-working space - Incubation of start-ups
- Acceleration of a business- Remote Online Work training –
Aji
Technical hubs in Kisumu include:
1. Rotary ICT Hub
2. The LakeHub Tech Incubator,
3. Alicia TechHub – Cyber Café
4. Fablab Winam - innovation laboratory for 3D digital
printing and related.
5. WinamLabs is the planned TechHub to be launched by
Winam Institute of Technology
(www.winamtech.org)
Co-working spaces includes:
1. Chako Place – co working space
2. Gulf hub – Co working space
3. Kisumu Hub – Co working space
Ajira Digital
This is an online program aimed at introducing Kenyan youth
to online digital work and providing the tools, training and
mentorship to work and earn an income. This will alleviate the
problem of unemployment.
The below are Kisumu County Ajira Youth Training Centres:
1. Rotary ICT Hub, owned by the Rotary Club
2. University of Nairobi (UoN), Kisumu Campus
3. Maseno University, Maseno Campus,
4. Ahero Multipurpose Hall
5. Seme Constituency Development Fund (CDF) Office
IT in Kisumu
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Nyamasaria
The Emerging Business Hub Of Kisumu
Nyamasaria is a place in the region
of Kisumu, Kenya's third city. It
is located near Kasule and South
of Manyatta estate. It is a
It is a getaway to Kisumu city with
booming businesses, residential areas,
commercial buildings, and transport
industry, making it one of the fastest
growing centres in Kisumu. It is very hard
for one to get land because it is located near
Kisumu town and it's an emerging business
hub in Kisumu.
Being the exit of Kisumu Town, it has a
connection to many road networks such as
Kondele Bypass, Busia Road, Kakamega
Road, Ahero Road. Drivers are advised to
be careful while driving using this route
and the speed limit should be 50km/hr.
When it comes to housing, Nyamasaria has
beautifully constructed flats with
manageable prices, making it affordable for
many. It is mostly known as the home for
potentials. A minority of the houses are
made of iron sheets(mabatis) and mud. But
with the quick development, they will soon
be replaced with great flats. Despite the
houses being of less value, they have been
built in modern designs bringing out
beautiful scenery.
Nyamasaria has a shopping centre with a
lot of business activities such as salons,
barber shops, cosmetic shops, accessory
shops, art shops, among others. There is
also a supermarket along the highway,
Appmatt Supermarket giving residents and
visitors a chance to buy in bulk. We can
also say Nyamasaria is a hub of all
furniture oriented shops. When passing
through the Nyamasaria highway, you'll see
a lot of beautiful furniture consisting of
ideal sofas. For furniture lovers,
Nyamasaria is a go to place.
It is also an upcoming home of industries.
There is a bakery in the estate, The Butter
Toast Bakery, famously known for braking
bread located along the road leading to
Manyatta Estate. There's a West End Mall
that houses Java House Restaurant,
Woolworths, Tile and Carpet Centre,
Samsung Showroom, Wine shop, Simba
Telecom among other businesses. It is
connected to the Acacia Premium Hotel.
Nyamasaria has an existing market along
the road. Here, open air businesses are
operated and the streets are well lit
favouring business within the area. There
are also internet services offered in the City
Mart Cyber Café.
Nyamasaria is the transport centre of
tuktuks and moto bikes since it is located
near Kisumu town. It is also a home of
recreational places. There is Dubai
Complex, which is a branch of the Royal
City. Here, you get to experience
performances from live bands. The Hotel is
well known for good food and drinks,
spa and wellness centre. It is child friendly
because of the fun activities available like
water sports. Aside from that, there's free
internet and parking space. This is a place
to unwind and feel at home.
Nyamasaria is not only an entertainment
joint but it also supports religion. There are
different churches like: The Seventh Day
Nyamasaria
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(SDA), Deliverance and Holiness Ministry, Christ Embassy Church, St. Monica Nyamasaria Catholic Church among others.
From Kisumu Sustainable Mobility Plan, whose main agenda was to de congest Kisumu Town, moved the bus stop from town to
Nyamasaria, the bus stop is located in Mowlem. The Nyamasaria Police Station is there to provide security for investors, business men,
both local and international tourists and also the residents.
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The Great
Lake
Victoria
What you need
to know about
the Lake Region
Kisumu and Nyanza region is endowed with many natural resources and one of them is Lake Victoria. It is one of the Africa's greatest
lakes with the surface area of approximately 59,947 square kilometres. It is Africa's largest lake by area, the world's largest tropical
lake, and the world's second largest fresh water lake by surface after Lake Superior in North America.
Lake Victoria has more than 200 species of fish, tilapia considered economically important. Being a natural resource, it is a beauty to
be hold, a tourist attraction and a place to start and grow businesses.
Its full potential is a work in progress for the purposes of improving the livelihoods of the locals. Why do we say it's a work in
progress?
Counties within the Nyanza region are expected to have joint investments around the lake to attract tourists by constructing a ring road
around the lake to spur investments. The main economic activity around the lake region is fishing. The locals are suggesting that a
SACCO be introduced to fishermen as a platform for savings and giving out loans to improve their livelihoods.
As a natural resource, Lake Victoria has vast opportunities around it such as: full utilization of the lake transport system right from
Mageta, Misori, Mbita, Mfangano Island, Homabay, Kindu Bay up to Kisumu to create trade routes. Introducing fun activities such as:
water sports, fishing cruises among others. And also construction of the modern day beaches along the shores of Lake Victoria as a
source of revenue collections for the region attracting both local and international tourists.
Lake Victoria
The water lake to be used for irrigation purposes and also build a processing fish factory nearby that will attract sellers and buyers. The
shoreline to be redeveloped and move settlements away at least one kilometre away to attract investors for job creation.
The county government to embrace land reclamation especially in Lake Victoria lower Kano. The land can be used for floriculture,
wheat farming for the purposes of boosting the economy.
By working on a waste management system to avoid waste diversion into the lake. And build high-end restaurants for both locals and
international tourists.
Enhance awareness and capacity building to the locals and especially to the locals especially the fishermen and stakeholders to be at the
forefront in protecting and conserving the lake's ecosystem.
The ball is in our court to make Lake Victoria the best it can be. A change of heart begins by having better mind sets towards change
and growth. We can channel our ideas and visions into creating an enabling environment for positive outcomes. Lake Victoria still
remains one of Africa's largest lakes.
Having beauty turned into ashes is like giving away inheritance with a hope of one day getting it back.
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VISIT SP TS
Kisumu Impala
Santuary
The nature reserve is strategically located
just one kilometre from the Central
Business District. The reserve is known for
hosting the threatened impalas, hence its
name 'Kisumu Impala Sanctuary”. The
national park offers visitors a peaceful and
relaxing place to enjoy the beautiful nature
and wildlife such as lions, cheetahs,
baboons, monkeys, zebras, buffalos, jackals,
ostrich and giraffes, among other wildlife
animals. The place also offers hiking,
trekking, boat ride, and camping activities.
While in Kisumu and working on a budget,
"you can't miss visiting”.
Kit Mikayi
This is a good half trip to do from Kisumu.
The rock formation is striking as is the
surrounding landscape. The tour given by
the local guide is detailed and provides
information on the cultural significance of
the place for the Luo communities. It is also
relatively accessible from Kisumu. One can
access Kit Mikayi by a matatu from the
national petrol station, and then a walk from
the main road.
Rusinga Island
You should not wrap up your Kisumu tour
without visiting the island. Rusinga gives
you a touch of manicured velvet lawns that
stretch to the water edges and the ground. It
also has exotic trees and it is also a haven
for a myriad of unique bird species. Rusinga
Island will also give one an experience of
fishing, mountain climbing and camping
activities. It is also a host of good
accommodation places near the theme parks
and on private beaches, resorts, and lounges
including Rusinga Lodge, and Lake Victoria
Safari Village in Mbita town. If you are an
adventurous person, then you would enjoy
boat racing which can be arranged on
request.
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NDERE ISLAND
The island is also located off Kisumu-
Bondo road. It is approximately 45 minutes
with a speed boat from Kisumu port. Ndere
Island is an island of serenity and beauty
and also offers an outstanding view of the
lake and the town around the lake. One can
see Ndere Island while on top of the Kit-
Mikayi stone. The island also hosts a wide
variety of animals such as baboons, hippos,
snakes, monitor lizards, Nile crocodiles,
impalas, antelopes, waterbucks, zebras, and
diverse species of birds, onoleks and greyheaded
kingfishers.
Dunga Hill Camp
Dunga Hill Camp is a great place to spend
time in the afternoon with friends. If you
visit this place, you can try fishing, go for a
boat ride, watch the hippos in their natural
habitat, and/or watch the beautiful sunset
scene. In addition, Dunga Hill Camp offers
a large lawn for camping, a bar, a kitchen,
and a large dining area. Besides the 360o
incomparable view of the lake and its
surrounding city, the place offers live music
bands and other fun activities.
other fun activities.
+254 735 994 172

Popular Eateries”
Ranalo
Le Pearl Hotel
Ranalo Foods Kisumu is a familyrun
restaurant popular for serving
traditional and local dishes and
playing smooth tu.
Location:
Tom Mboya Road Kisumu, Nyanza
Province, Kenya
Call: 0721 323238
Wonderful place! You can sit just
next to the beautiful Lake Victoria
and enjoy some amazing wet fried
fish. Everything was so delicious,
the drinks were ice cold and the
service was very friendly and nice!
Location:
Off Dunga Road Next to Hippo
Point, Kisumu 40100 Kenya
Call: 0720 627101
Mail: info.lepearlhotel@gmail.com
Eateries
Acropolis Kisumu
Acropolis is an all-weather
restaurant serving the best
meals of every kind.
Location:
It's nested by the shores of Lake
Victoria with great customer service
and delicious cuisines.
Call: 0705 897944
BILIE BY MEG
“Bilie" is a Luo word meaning come
taste, the restaurant also gives a
wider parking lot for cars and the
good thing about the parking space
is that there's also a carwash. The
restaurant serves meals on order”
Location:
Located in Kisumu along Tom
Mboya Drive
Call: 0715578677
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Kisumu
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Eateries

Tiana Court, Tomboya Road
Milimani, Kisumu
Phone:
(+254) 735 994 172
(+254) 722 661 645
Email:
info@visitkisumu.co.ke
Website:
www.visitkisumu.co.ke
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