Opinion

By Robai Ludenyi Kenya’s business scene is slowly finding its balance as inflation remains steady and attention shifts to one

When Kenyans think of private security, many still picture a guard at the gate of a premise or a home.

The recent collapse of a multi-storey building in Nairobi’s South C is yet another grim reminder of Kenya’s long and

During a recent virtual project review, a team of managers from across three continents gathered to discuss progress on a

Boda bodas did not emerge because Kenya planned for them. They emerged because Kenya failed to create jobs. They are

This government is manufacturing illiteracy for future agendas, and it is time to say it plainly without cushioning the truth.

Technology is the quintessential modern dilemma: while we enthusiastically embrace the positive ways it has transformed our lives, both parents

By Chiugo Ndubisi, Executive Director, Heirs Holdings When Heirs Holdings Founder and Group Chair, Tony O. Elumelu, CFR, took the stage at the 14th Nordic African

Africa’s film industry has never pulsed with more life than it does today. Cinema screens are multiplying, streaming platforms are

In times of crisis, national institutions like Kenya Airways (KQ) attract no shortage of opinions—many well-meaning, some emotional, and others

Kenya is being quietly marched into an intellectual slaughterhouse, and many people are clapping while it happens. Under the Competency-Based

Every year for the next decade, nearly 1 million young people will enter Kenya’s labour market, many fresh from universities,