Articles By: Steve Biko Wafula

There is a quiet crisis in many homes, workplaces and businesses today. People are working, hustling, selling, borrowing, saving in

Global markets walked into the first week of June with the confidence of a rally that had been feeding on

The numbers Kenyans must not ignore Item Number Why it matters Road Maintenance Levy-backed financing KSh 175 billion Reported financing

The State now wants Kenyans to believe that the sale of government data is harmless because the data will allegedly

Sadly, a country with so much promise can become a place where the ordinary citizen has learnt to survive by

Some people love you with words, and then some people love you with access. They mention your name in rooms

A responsible conversation about surveillance must begin with one basic truth: every modern state has a duty to keep its

Delayed payments by government agencies, counties and big brands are not an accounting inconvenience; they are an economic crime against

For many Kenyan households, the cost-of-living crisis does not begin at the Central Bank. It begins at the shopkeeper’s counter.

The housing levy was sold to Kenyans as a national answer to a real problem: the shortage of decent and

Africa is living through a painful historical moment. The continent is no longer merely asking why it is poor despite

PayPal has spent more than two decades selling the world a simple promise: money should move safely, quickly and fairly