Articles By: Steve Biko Wafula

Some of Kenya’s longest journeys take place without anyone leaving their county. You collect a form, join a queue, get

Your phone does not ask a mobile mast whether it has paid the electricity bill. It just expects the signal

Most of us rarely think about what happens when an identification document is considered the wrong kind of identification document.

The case for an Edwin Sifuna presidency—and the character, constitutional courage and hard economic choices that would determine whether it

A business owner can make every sale, manage every employee, and negotiate every supplier payment while remaining difficult for a

The owner checks the sales report and sees the strongest month in the company’s history. The bank account tells a

The most costly moment in a failing business is often the period when everyone can see the problem, but nobody

An exporter can deliver to an overseas customer, collect the invoice, and still find part of its operating capital trapped

A factory owner can put a known tax rate into a business plan. A changing interpretation, unclear effective date, or

A government can appear to restrain spending while transferring the cost of its commitments to businesses that have already delivered.

Take a woman running a small food stall, or a tailor working from a rented room. Her business is not

The Kenya Bankers Association reported that commercial banks disbursed Sh326.5 billion to micro, small and medium enterprises in 2025, more