Opinion

By Mwenda Kimathi Around nine years ago, as a fledgling analyst new to the industry, I made a bold claim

A breaking story appears on your social media feed. Someone has shared a screenshot, a video clip, or a dramatic

A responsible conversation about surveillance must begin with one basic truth: every modern state has a duty to keep its

Kenya does not need a one-week school break. Kenya needs a serious three-week national pause, because what is happening in

By Victoria Macharia Every morning, millions of Kenyans begin their day at a duka, a roadside kiosk, or a market

There is a pain that no parent should ever be asked to carry: the pain of sending a child to

There are moments when a country must stop whispering and speak with the full weight of its wounded conscience. The

TikTok is no longer just where people go to laugh, dance, gossip, learn recipes or waste time. TikTok has become

Africa has always found its own way around barriers. When fixed-line banking proved too slow and too exclusionary, Kenya did

Kenya is often celebrated as the global blueprint for digital payments. And rightly so. Few markets can match the depth

Kenya has reached a dangerous national moment where ordinary people are no longer merely complaining about the cost of living;

Internal Auditors have for decades been labelled as the compliance enforcers that arrive after decisions have been made. While there