Articles By: Steve Biko

Elon Musk’s children did not simply leave a normal school. They became part of a private experiment in what education
Technology
· Jun 5, 2026
Some companies succeed because they operate in favorable markets. Then some companies succeed because the people running them understand discipline,
Entrepreneur's Corner
· May 12, 2026
There is a dangerous illusion that floats quietly through conversations about success: the belief that poverty automatically produces virtue. People
Entrepreneur's Corner
· Feb 8, 2026
I know I am not the only one who notices the quiet grief Kenyans carry, because it has become part
Government and Policy
· Jan 26, 2026
Entrepreneurship has become one of the most aggressively marketed ideas of our time, presented as the highest form of ambition,
Entrepreneur's Corner
· Dec 15, 2025
Kenya’s biggest national crisis is not corruption, unemployment, poor leadership, or runaway public debt. These are only symptoms. The real
Government and Policy
· Nov 24, 2025
In the heart of East Africa, the reality of arable land disappearing under urban sprawl and informal settlement is beginning
Headlines
· Nov 20, 2025
Politics is not an optional subject you can skip; it’s the air you breathe, the pothole you dodge, the tax
Headlines
· Oct 26, 2025
Every business has a backstage that the market never sees. It is quiet, unglamorous, and mercilessly honest. That is where
Entrepreneur's Corner
· Oct 5, 2025
On September 5, 2025, the Supreme Court of Kenya delivered a final blow to Standard Chartered Bank Kenya in a
Government and Policy
· Sep 7, 2025
Kenya is a land where the sweat of the majority feeds the gluttony of a few. While the average worker
Government and Policy
· Sep 1, 2025
East Africa is heading into a season of uneven rainfall patterns that could reshape food security, energy generation, and cross-border
Government and Policy
· Aug 29, 2025