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Articles By: Steve Biko Wafula

Your Car Battery Is Not Lazy, It Is Dying In Silence

There is a special kind of betrayal reserved for a car that started perfectly yesterday, looked confident in the parking

Technology

· Jul 23, 2026
Wealth Is Usually Built Long Before It Becomes Visible

There is a version of wealth that attracts attention: the new car, the expensive watch, the dramatic business launch, the

Entrepreneur's Corner

· Jul 17, 2026
NSE Defies Foreign Selling as Local Investors Drive a Broad but Thinner Rally

All four major indices closed higher, but turnover fell by 34%. The session’s most important signal was not simply that

Market News

· Jul 17, 2026
How Fake Agents and Copy-Paste Till Numbers Are Stealing Trust — and the Four Checks That Can Protect Your M-PESA

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

Entrepreneur's Corner

· Jul 15, 2026
The Diabolical Cleverness of Ruto’s Politics of Poverty

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

Government and Policy

· Jul 13, 2026
CMA Must Not Fear High Returns; It Must Build A Market Where Kenyan Investors Can Win

Better returns are not the enemy. Hidden risk, weak disclosure, lazy regulation, and investor exploitation are. The Capital Markets Authority

Investment

· Jul 13, 2026
CMA Must Not Fear High Returns; It Must Build A Market Where Kenyan Investors Can Win

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

Entrepreneur's Corner

· Jul 13, 2026
Kenya’s Sovereign Wealth Fund Is Now Law: The National Savings Account That Must Outlive Politics

Kenya has created a legal vehicle to save part of its mineral and petroleum wealth, cushion the economy during shocks,

Investment

· Jul 13, 2026
Kileleshwa Needs More Than Noise: Why Bob Omamo Is the Resident-First Leader Nairobi Should Watch

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

Government and Policy

· Jul 13, 2026
Africa Is Not Poor But Poorly Structured

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

Opinion

· Jul 13, 2026