From leather handbags to jewelry; from hair-care products to cheese. Kenyans are increasingly turning to locally made goods over imported brands. In the first installment of our Made in Kenya series, CGTN's Maria Galang meets the founder of one brand that's glamming up the traditional Masai blanket, while retaining its authenticity.
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