Opinion

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

Kenya has quietly crossed a dangerous line where the state no longer taxes reality, but taxes visibility. Under the eTIMS

Recently, Kisii Woman Representative Dorice Donya Aburi was caught on video linking Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) to “taming” girls’ behaviour.

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

Kenya does not have a “road accident problem.” Kenya has a governance problem that is expressed through speed, impunity, corruption,

By Mercy Mwelu and Mercy Kano Kenya’s private sector has long been celebrated as the heartbeat of the nation’s economy

By Paul Mutethia The face of businesses across Africa is slowly changing, driven by the need to digitize operations. From

William Ruto has mastered a particular political art form: saying two things that cannot both be true, then daring the

Do not fall into groupthink—the irrationality of collective decision-making—because this single weakness explains more about Kenya’s political paralysis than corruption,

Ruto did not fall from the sky. He arrived through a formula, refined quietly and executed loudly. A political hack

A nation is not held together by slogans, protests, or viral hashtags. It is held together by shared responsibility. Taxes