COCA-COLA BEVERAGES AFRICA KENYA LAUNCHES "FUNUA FLAVA PATA MITA" PROMO TO REWARD OVER 3.3 MILLION KENYANS WITH CASH & DATA

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"Entertainers light up the launch of Coca-Cola Beverages Africa Kenya’s ‘Funua Flava Pata Mita’ promotion at Kenyatta Market in Ngong Town, where over 3.3 million consumers stand to win cash and data prizes over the next three months." (Photo credits)

By: Glad Tv reporter 

Coca-Cola Beverages Africa (CCBA) Kenya has today unveiled its latest consumer promotion, Funua Flava Pata Mita, at Kenyatta Market in Ngong Town, promising excitement and rewards to over 3.3 million Kenyans over the next three months.

The campaign, which officially launches today, will run until 15 November 2025. Participants can win daily and weekly prizes—ranging from data bundles and small cash amounts to a grand weekly cash prize of KES 1,000,000.

To enter, consumers purchase any participating product—Coca-Cola, Sprite, Fanta, Stoney, Krest, or Schweppes (300 ml returnable glass bottles)—and look under the yellow cap for a unique alphanumeric code. The code is then sent via SMS to 40111 for a chance to win.

At the launch, CCBA’s representatives emphasized that the promotion is designed to thank loyal customers and bring a dose of excitement to consumers’ daily routines. The event drew media, local traders, and brand ambassadors and celebrated its very first winner—Manuela Elizabeth—who walked away with KES 10,000 on opening day.


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