Coca-Cola surprises Royal Media Services with personalised coke cans
L-R: Paul Oloo, Senior Manager Communications, Coca-Cola East and Central Africa, and Monique Katana, Director ,Frontline Marketing, Coca-Cola East and Central Africa, present a customized Coca-Cola can to Wachira Waruru, Group Managing Director ,Royal Media Services, as part of the ongoing Share A Coke campaign.
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Led by Monique Katana, Director of Frontline Marketing at Coca-Cola Kenya, the team presented custom-branded Coke cans featuring the names of RMS executives, including Group Managing Director Wachira Waruru.
The Share a Coke campaign, relaunched in Kenya this April, replaces the brand’s iconic logo with names of Kenyans. It encourages Kenyans, especially Gen Z, to celebrate friendships and create lasting memories through shared, in-person moments.
"While social media keeps us virtually connected, nothing beats the joy of real-life experiences, shared laughter, spontaneous selfies, and bonding over a Coke," said Katana.
Just days before the RMS visit, Coca-Cola surprised thousands of Madaraka Day travelers with personalised Coke cans at Easy Coach stations and aboard Jambojet flights. Each Easy Coach passenger received two cans: one with their name and another to share with a loved one at their destination. The initiative turned routine travel into joyful, interactive moments, with many travelers calling them “Madaraka Day gifts.”
Over 1,000 Easy Coach passengers heading to Western Kenya and hundreds more flying to Mombasa, Kisumu, Malindi, and Ukunda received the thoughtful surprise.
Originally launched in 2011, Share a Coke has become a global movement celebrating personal identity and human connection. In its 2025 edition, Coca-Cola continues to champion real moments that bring people closer—one name, one smile, and one Coke at a time.
The campaign runs until the end of this month, June 2025.
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