Kenya Breweries Limited has unveiled a fresh logo as a part of the company’s centenary celebrations.
The new logo symbolizes 100 years of building East Africa’s largest manufacturer, founded as a riverside operation in Ruaraka.
On this, a most auspicious day, we’re proud to launch the new @KenyaBreweries logo. Thanks to Anncatherine Njuhi, we have the next generation KBL Logo. 🎉🥳🥳#NewProfilePic #StillGotSkillz #KBLat100 pic.twitter.com/TONuUxIKLW
— Kenya Breweries Ltd (@KenyaBreweries) February 28, 2022
The logo was designed by Anncatherine Njuhi, a 23-year-old former student at the Buruburu Institute of Fine Arts.
It encompasses the initials of the business name creatively merged with 10 barley leaves symbolizing the 10 decades since KBL was founded.
Njuhi was part of the competition KBL Still Got Skillz? Logo contest where more than 600 youth between 21 and 25 submitted designs.
Anncatherine walks away with a cool KSH. 1 Million cash prize as well as the opportunity to intern at @SCANADAfrica, one of the top marketing agencies in the region, for three months.#StillGotSkillz #KBLat100 #NewLogo pic.twitter.com/nrn4OjIPyf
— Kenya Breweries Ltd (@KenyaBreweries) February 28, 2022
“One of the main things we wanted to do is change our logo and embrace a more modern look and feel that will potentially last another 100 years. We are excited to see what the next 100 years will bring,” KBL Managing Director John Musunga says.
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