Articles By: Steve Biko Wafula

For years, foreign exchange transactions have been one of the weakest links in the financial chain for many Kenyan businesses.

Kenyans must confront an uncomfortable truth we have avoided for far too long: the quality of our lives is a

Quietly, without public notice or justification, the Government has taken a deeply consequential decision: it has withdrawn the 50-page passport

Kenya is witnessing a disturbing trend that could have serious implications for the country’s economy. The Central Bank of Kenya

The commercialization of relationships has quietly dismantled the moral architecture that once sustained honest marriages. What was previously built on

Real success in entrepreneurship is not built on exhaustion, but on judgment. It comes from what can be called strategic

Kenya today is not merely experiencing an economic slowdown. It is undergoing a quiet psychological collapse, most visible among its

When a boda boda hits you, the script is now painfully familiar. The rider either flees the scene or collapses

Boda bodas did not emerge because Kenya planned for them. They emerged because Kenya failed to create jobs. They are

By Robai Ludenyi The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has acknowledged that Kenya’s long-delayed constituency and ward boundary review

A pipeline is not valued the way people value a piece of land or a building. It is valued the

When the Government of Kenya decided to sell part of Kenya Pipeline Company to the public through an Initial Public