Articles By: Steve Biko Wafula

A genuine payment request should survive four questions: Who gave me this number? Did I enter it myself? What name

At 6:43 on a Tuesday morning, “Grace” — a fictional composite based on common scam patterns — is opening her

For a long time, I struggled to understand why President William Ruto’s regime keeps pushing projects that make little economic

The Capital Markets Authority is right to worry when investment products are marketed to ordinary Kenyans with loud promises of

Kileleshwa Ward is no longer merely choosing between political personalities. It is choosing between two cultures of leadership: one that

When a country normalizes goons, intimidation, and police excess, violence stops being a risk and starts becoming a policy outcome.

The most dangerous lie ever sold to Africa is that the continent is poor because it lacks resources. That lie

Shame is one of the most important moral guards ever placed inside human beings. It is the quiet alarm that

Kenya is not collapsing in one dramatic moment. It is being worn down through a thousand daily pressures: a graduate

Kenya has finally placed one of the most important public finance ideas into law: a Sovereign Wealth Fund. On paper,