Absa returns to Kisumu day to roll out Foundation programme
Absa Bank launched Absa Kenya Foundation (AKF), its corporate social arm with a seed funding of Sh500 million and a commitment of 1.5 per cent of its annual earnings
DP Gachagua’s accused of killing confidence in Kenyan state in NIS attack
The detail of the investigations, bank account numbers, nature of transactions and trail of the networks used by Gachagua to steal taxes show the hand of the National Intelligence Service
The Adulting epidemic
As the educated youthful population, we are expected to deliver an economic boom when there will be two active youth for every child and pensioner.
BCG says $2.4 trillion climate debt unsustainable at ‘African’ interest rates
Africa pays more for debt despite the reality that the continent is less likely to default and has some of the highest rates of recovering bad debts at 80 percent for private debt and 91 percent for public loans.
How Genz baddies can turn street action into active politics, a conversation with Linda Ogweno
We are in a country where people believe in tokenism, especially Luo, Yuko-Ojamna-what we call shaking the Ojamna tree. When you do not do that they do not perceive you to be a very serious candidate.
The sizes of Kenyan families are determined by Mothers in Law
Mothers-in-law were also deciding whether or not their daughters-in-law should use any form of contraception
Kenyan government sees the great lake INyanza
There lies immense opportunity for watersports activities to thrive here, much like the marine parks in Mombasa and other coastal towns that are doing very well on that front
Part 2 The village of many writers
Despite the icons that have been produced on these hills, the tallest buildings in the area are the piers of evangelical churches rather than a library to cultivate these manured fields.
Will US rate cuts give Kenya an edge in IMF talks
The IMF support has come with tough structural adjustment programmes that have resulted in open confrontations between governments unable to keep administrations running and businesses unable to keep shops open at high levels of extractive taxation.
Will SunKing revive branding wars in rural towns
The high upfront equipment cost often acts as a barrier preventing many Kenyan consumers from adopting solar energy.