Excitement As Quickmart Rewards Customers With Discounts During 17th Anniversary: "Okoa Shilingi"

• Kenya retail store Quickmart supermarket celebrated its 17th anniversary as it rewarded customers with discounts
• The food chain store launched the 'Okoa shilingi na Quickmart' campaign, showing the company's commitment to serving millions of Kenyans
• The campaign offers crazy daily discounts and exclusive gift hampers for lucky customers at the till at 17:59

Kenyans shopping at Quickmart supermarket will enjoy discounted offers as the retailer celebrates 17 years of service.

The food chain store launched a campaign dubbed 'Okoa shilingi na Quickmart', which aims to reward customers with daily discounted offers and exclusive gift hampers.

Quickmart cushions Kenyans

Lucky customers who find themselves at till at 17:59 will walk away with the gift hampers.

The campaign takes effect from Friday, September 1, and runs through the entire month, offering special offers on a wide range of quality products.

"The campaign isn't just about discounts; it's about celebrating our journey, showing appreciation to our customers, and making quality shopping affordable," said Betty Wamaitha, Head of Marketing at Quickmart.

Wamaitha noted that the campaign will be run across the supermarket's 59 stores nationwide.

She said the 'Okoa Shilingi na Quickmart' campaign will help customers save on groceries, personal care products, electronics, and more.

Kenya's inflation

Kenyans have been hit by increased food prices, raising the cost of living in the country.

However, there has been a significant drop in food prices and other household products.

Data released by the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) on Thursday, August 31, showed the costs of most basic commodities reduced in August compared to July.

The prices of cooking oil (salad) decreased by 1.2%, fortified maize flour (6.1%), maize grains (8.2%), potatoes (3.5%), beans (1.3%) and cabbages (2.6%).

For the non-food items, only the 13kg cooking gas recorded a reduction in prices by 2.8% after the government slashed levies on Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG).

Naivas supermarket expansion

Kenya's retail market reported a significant growth in its operations as stores like Quickmart and Naivas continued with their expansion drive.

Naivas Supermarket opened its 98th store along Waiyaki Way at Shell Petrol Station opposite Safaricom House.

The retail store invited customers to the official launch of the Baraka shell store on Friday, August 25.

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Quickmart celebrated 17th anniversary since it started operations.

Excitement as Quickmart Rewards Customers with Discounts During 17th Anniversary: "Okoa Shilingi

Excitement as Quickmart Rewards Customers with Discounts During 17th Anniversary: "Okoa Shilingi