The Gupta-like capture of Kenya’s steel and cement sector, that has everyone speaking Guru
My steel business has been affected; we can’t get scrap metal. If I were close to the president, would I be suffering as I am?
Sokomoko Kibuye, the stink of toilet politics behind cholera shutdown
As the state attempts to dismantle this powerful woman it created out of its own inefficiency, it faces its inconsistencies in its justifications, and harms the consumer who benefits from the cut-throat competition of rival Kibuye traders that had made it the
Lost at sea with five years left to Vision 2030; can Kenya look to China for bearing
If Kenya seizes the moment, Vision 2030 can still be more than a dream. It can be a defining national achievement.
Mtu wa Ukimwi’: Why Kenyan Youth Fear the Shift to General HIV Care
Kenya PLHIV communities remain highly stigmatized, according to the Stigma Index impacting adherence to medicine, and reporting very high prevalence of people afraid of having their status disclosed, delaying treatment and leading to Advanced HIV Disease (AHD).
Kenya’s construction boom runs into biodiversity losses
I had to recall this story when lately two black-and-white-casqued hornbills have been spotted hanging off the ledges of high-rise parkland balconies after their nests were cut down by a developer in the area.
Does literacy month help Kenyans balance Easter celebrations and Back to school
This season, several institutions are beginning to reimagine how financial literacy can show up in daily life. It is no longer about workshops and brochures alone, but about meeting families where they are with accessible tools, advice, and support.
GNP+ the HIV lobby that saw Trump cuts coming, is leading PLHIV leaders out of the fog of the funding crisis
The one thing that primarily stands out for me is the why we are doing what we are doing, and we have our why very clear, and that it is for people living with HIV. To get every person living with HIV
Betting on abbreviations: Absa wows customers and peers with financial engineering
It was intriguing to see how Absa Bank has nurtured the ETF market and invested in the stories of its customers to grow it into a robust segment of the NSE.
Keeping it in the Family, how banks are building intergenerational wealth
Bank and customers are both witnessing their own transformation, moving from the rich legacy of its founders, into youthful management cultivated in the culture and vision of institutions.
Walking with raised skirts over Kisumu’s drainage problem
The infamous violent evening storms with forked streaks of lightning splintering over the great lake INyanza, that rage violently for less than an hour moving like black pillars stretching from haven to earth.