Opinion

By Victoria Goro The final whistle may have blown on the FIFA World Cup, but the stories it gave us

By Maureen Karanja Recently, Kenyans across social media were united in outrage after the rescue of a 12-year-old orphaned girl from

By Rajul Malde When you live and work in an urban hub like Nairobi, perhaps as one of the fortunate

Across Kenyan households, women steer the ship of wealth-building. They manage budgets, work hard to create financial stability for their

Kenya produces some of the finest coffee in the world, but beneath the reputation lies a sector under quiet, mounting

What if I told you that the greatest threat to private security firms is not external, but financial? This is

Kiambu is not just another county sitting next to Nairobi. For generations, it has been one of the capital city’s

Across East Africa’s consumer economy, businesses are discovering that pricing and product quality alone are no longer enough to secure

Presidents are not remembered by the slogans they repeated, the motorcades they commanded or the applause arranged around them. They

In a workshop in Lagos, a designer adjusts a seam just before sunrise. The fabric on the table carries patterns

When we think about fathers, we often think about the lessons they teach us. This June, as the world celebrates

A few years ago, I sat in a cross-functional review where everything looked “green” on the dashboard. Timelines were intact.