Emmanuel Musau (left) Car & General’s Branch Manager for Nakuru explains to Aloice Chami (right), the Chairman of the minority shareholders associan how the TVS HLX 150 cc bike works. Lookin on is Sally Chepkorir (center), a member of the association. They are also shareholders of C&G.

Victor Owuor, the president of the Lions Club of Naitobi Cargen (left) hands over assorted foodstuff to Vitalis Nyambeka (right), Founder and director of Pillar of Hope Children’s Home in Mavoko, Machakos County during a visit of the home by the club. The club was formed by Car & General employees to support its social investment programs.

Frankline Mutsile (centre), chairman of the Vihiga County Boda Boda SACCO, tries a TVS bike during the launch of the digital platform for the SACCO at their offices at Manyata in Vihiga County. He is flanked by George Rubiri, General Manager of Car & General (Trading) Limited and Gibert Mutai, the organization’s Chief Information Officer. The app was developed by C&G to enhance financial efficiency of the SACCO.

Loise Wangui, Sales Manager for Car & General and David Njoroge of Salaba Holdings(in black tshirt) cut the ribbon to launch Salaba Holdings, a C&G dealer for Piaggio three wheelers and TVS motorcycles in Kitui town. Looking on is Jones Musau (in glasses) Regional Manager for Car & General.

Carol Omanjo, the Chief Operation Officer of Car & General hands over Valentine’s gift pack to Kibibi Mkumba at the Nairobi Mega Mall looking on is Benard Ogollah of Carrefour Mega. The mall operated by C&G gifted shoppers on the Valentine’s Day as a gesture to appreciate them.

George Rubiri General Manager of Car & General (Trading) presents a gift to Stephen Maina, a rider from Kapenguria, during the TVS Customer Fun Day held for TVS bike riders and their families at a local hotel. Looking on is Allan Jolly, Associate Brand Manager – HLX, TVS Motors, India.

Car & General CEO Vijay Gidoomal, Chief Operation Officer Carol Omanjo and Cummins C&G MD and head of the CarGen Academy Erick Sangoro during the offical launch of the academy that will drive training, innovation, mentorship and continuous learning at the group.

Roselyne Muchendu, Victor Owuor, president of the Lions Club of Nairobi CarGen and Teresia Wainaina display items donated to the Kenyatta National Hospital paediatric ward 1E. The club contributes to the well-being of communities by supporting vulnerable groups.