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Ah yes. The Supermarket Line PIN Amnesia Syndrome. A very real, very documented medical condition that strikes exclusively at checkout

Kenya does not lack money, laws, institutions or talented people. What it has lacked is a national government that fears

If you’ve spent any time following Kenya’s investment scene, you’ll know that buying shares on the Nairobi Securities Exchange has

Every young person eventually reaches a crossroads where a subject choice, a university course, a first job or a money

Kenya’s education reforms are taking shape, but one problem keeps resurfacing, there simply aren’t enough teachers to go around in

With schools set to reopen soon, the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has put motorists and school administrators on

Most people track their salary, their rent, and their big-ticket purchases with real discipline. Few people track the small transaction

NCBA has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Kenyan businesses to compete in regional and international markets by convening its SME

Mansa‑X has emerged as one of the most significant investment products in East Africa, both in terms of scale and

Teachers could be back on the picket line just days before schools reopen for the third term, after the Kenya

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

Kenya’s nearly 2 million domestic workers, together with many others who make up the over 15 million employed by the informal sector, can now