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Articles By: Steve Biko

Edwin Sifuna, The Man, The Myth, The Beast, The Stereotype Breaker

There are moments in a nation’s life when one person becomes larger than his own biography. He becomes a vessel

Government and Policy

· Aug 1, 2026
Why The Hardest Part Of Investing Is Not Finding The Perfect Asset, But Becoming The Person Who Can Keep Building Capital Through Every Milestone

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

Entrepreneur's Corner

· Jul 5, 2026
Why Elon Musk’s Ad Astra Experiment Should Terrify Kenya Into Rethinking Education Before AI, Automation and a New Economy Leave Our Children Behind

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
Character Is Expensive: The Discipline Entrepreneurs Must Learn Before Wealth Arrives

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
A Nation in Silent Mourning: The Exhaustion, Grief, and Stolen Futures Kenyans Scroll Past Every Day

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
Saving Money Is Anti-Consumerism: Why Discipline, Not Income, Determines Wealth

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

Entrepreneur's Corner

· Dec 15, 2025
Entrepreneurship, The Most Beautifully Oversold Lie Of Our Time

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 Should Raise Citizens & Not Voters: Why the Constitution Must Be Taught from Class One to University

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
It Is Time To Aggressively Protect Arable Land In Kenya If We Are To Protect Our Food Security

In the heart of East Africa, the reality of arable land disappearing under urban sprawl and informal settlement is beginning

Headlines

· Nov 20, 2025
What You Do in Private Shows in Public: The Entrepreneur’s Dirty Secret

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
StanChart’s Pension Defeat: A Wake-Up Call for Kenya’s Retirement Sector

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
Digital Gossip: When WhatsApp Groups Turn Into Cyber-Risk Zones

WhatsApp groups may have become the new office corridors, but behind the emojis, forwarded PDFs, and quick-fire replies lies a

Lifestyle

· Sep 1, 2025