Articles By: Steve Biko

Every day, a Kenyan is trying to make money stretch beyond today. A shopkeeper in Bungoma adds M-Pesa services to

For years, the Kenyan investor has known one basic rule: buy a share when the price looks low, hold it,

Not every fund is built for the same investor, the same risk, or the same opportunity. As Kenyans search for

Investing is a series of firsts. The first time you buy a share, a Treasury bond, a money-market fund, a

Some companies succeed because they operate in favorable markets. Then some companies succeed because the people running them understand discipline,

There is a dangerous illusion that floats quietly through conversations about success: the belief that poverty automatically produces virtue. People

Burkina Faso has detonated a truth bomb across Africa’s political economy. In 2025, the country’s mining sector delivered a historic

I know I am not the only one who notices the quiet grief Kenyans carry, because it has become part

Saving money is not a budgeting problem. It is a behavioral problem. Most people do not struggle because they earn

Kenya’s biggest national crisis is not corruption, unemployment, poor leadership, or runaway public debt. These are only symptoms. The real

Politics is not an optional subject you can skip; it’s the air you breathe, the pothole you dodge, the tax

Every business has a backstage that the market never sees. It is quiet, unglamorous, and mercilessly honest. That is where