Articles By: Steve Biko Wafula

For years, Kenya’s political establishment has treated elections as an auction. The language may be democratic, the rallies may be

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

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

Inside the technology, liquidity, security, and human relationships making NCBA a compelling bank of choice for Kenya’s cooperative economy.  

At 6:43 on a Tuesday morning, “Grace” — a fictional composite based on common scam patterns — is opening her

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

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

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

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

When a country normalizes goons, intimidation, and police excess, violence stops being a risk and starts becoming a policy outcome.