Articles By: Steve Biko Wafula

Presidents are not remembered by the slogans they repeated, the motorcades they commanded or the applause arranged around them. They

There is a difference between working for money and making money work. For millions of Kenyans, income enters through a

For years, many Kenyans have treated wealth as something that happens somewhere else. We watch banks announce record profits, Safaricom

A repossessed vehicle is never just metal in an auction yard. It may represent a transport business that lost a

Kenya’s healthcare conversation may have reached a decisive turning point. Equity Afya has opened its first standalone community pharmacy at

A national budget can feel like a giant pile of numbers that belongs to economists, accountants and politicians. Yet the

Every month, millions of salaried Kenyans perform the same small ritual: they look at the gross salary, then at the

The phrase ‘government data marketplace’ sounds alarming. For many Kenyans, it immediately creates an image of names, ID numbers, phone

Kenya needs roads, airports, railways, power, water systems, irrigation and digital infrastructure. It also faces a difficult reality: the traditional

An economy can show positive annual growth while thousands of businesses feel like they are moving backwards. That contradiction is

There was a time when the happiest moments of family life were preserved in photo albums, remembered around dinner tables

A budget that trains millions but starves the sectors that should absorb them is not a development plan; it is