If you're looking for a pair of jeans in Kenya's capital Nairobi, chances are they're imported. In this installment of our Made in Kenya series, we're looking at one man who's determined to change that. Anthony Rio's Blacjack. Jeans is fast becoming the go-to store for restaurants looking for local supplies for their uniforms - not to mention ordinary Kenyans searching for a unique pair of trousers. Maria Galang reports.
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