Articles By: Steve Biko

Government digitalisation is often sold as a solution in itself: turn forms into screens, add a portal, declare victory. Kenya

In October 2026, Kenya’s annual inflation reached 7.3 per cent. Food and non-alcoholic beverage prices were 10.2 per cent higher

There is a form of repression that requires neither tear gas nor prison gates. It needs no midnight arrest, no

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

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

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

Elon Musk’s children did not simply leave a normal school. They became part of a private experiment in what education

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

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

Entrepreneurship has become one of the most aggressively marketed ideas of our time, presented as the highest form of ambition,

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