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City accountant takes on Kenyan seedling giants

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Caroline Mwangi, the founder of Kimplanter Seedlings and Nurseries, which is based in Ruiru town, Kiambu. FILE PHOTO | POOL

By  Elly Akoko

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When we imagine the route to entrepreneurship, we often envision a linear track: quit your job and start a business.

However, 33-year-old Caroline Mwangi started her business as a hobby and built it over time before leaving her job to grow it further.

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