Articles By: Steve Biko Wafula

Imagine waking up to discover that the phone number you have used for years now belongs to a stranger. Your

There comes a moment in the life of a nation when silence stops being caution and becomes surrender. Kenya is

Marriage Is Not a Finished House. It Is a Building Site. At 25, many of us imagine marriage as an

  A client eats today, promises Friday, exports the signatory to Budapest, and leaves the SME owner to explain invisible

Kenya does not lack money, laws, institutions or talented people. What it has lacked is a national government that fears

Sendwave and Wise have restricted services for many Kenyan users; Hurupay has frozen Kenya operations; and some PayPal users have

Every entrepreneur feels the weight of a single shilling Before Nairobi is fully awake, business has already started moving. A

“The most valuable bank relationship is not the one that only finances what you want to buy. It is the

Every young person eventually reaches a crossroads where a subject choice, a university course, a first job or a money

For years, I thought life worked like a very polite waiting room. You sit nicely, keep your phone close, behave

Our education system can produce a young person who can define osmosis, calculate the area of a trapezium and recite

There is something deeply indecent about a powerful person laughing at the struggles of the poor. Poverty is not a