Indian business tycoons known for their contribution to Kenya’s economy Indians have historically played an integral part in Kenya’s development including their struggle for independence. Many of these Indians arrived in Kenya in the early 19th Century. They worked as traders, farmers and on the railway system that the British were building in east Africa. Today, Indians living in Kenya are mainly engaged in construction, metal, and retail businesses. Some work in banks too. Majority of them have seen immense success and are even place in top positions within the government. Being considerably wealthier than a majority of the non-Asian Kenyans, many have been known for philanthropy and contributions towards the country’s socio- economic fabric. Notable few in the recent times include: Narendra Raval , Devki Group, named by Forbes as Africa’s Richest, is popularly referred to as ‘Guru’, has investments in steel, aluminium and cement. Raval, born in India has served as an assistant p...