PRIME How TikTok lifted off our small businesses When TikTok was launched in Kenya, not many knew that it would one day be a gold mine for entrepreneurs.
The intricate link between trade secrets, data protection and client satisfaction I watched an interesting movie where one of the characters had their business sabotaged by their assistant.
PRIME Pavraj takes a bite of meat business with meatless startup At the Kenya Meat Expo and Conference held last week, the sweet aroma of roasted meat whetted the appetite of many.
Enter the Matrix: Take the red pill to see business reality At the risk of over-dramatising, perhaps managers at times are living in a dream world.
AI unfair competition: Why Kenya needs to adopt protectionist policy As Kenya encourages liberalisation of trade to spur on fair competition, the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) to cause unfair competition.
PRIME How Tropical Heat has stayed ‘spicy’ for more than 50 years Tropical Heat Group has been about hitting the right numbers.
The value of thinking about business hype thinking Few people think more than two or three times a year.
What Kenya can learn from Europe on how to make well-balanced artificial intelligence laws Human rights experts and researchers felt that allowing unfettered AI would be detrimental to human rights and welfare in the long run.
PRIME How Optica has stayed in the eye wear business since 1959 How far can a founder's vision take a business?
AI law: Should Kenya follow in the EU footsteps? The European Union (EU) has just passed the world’s first Artificial Intelligence law.
Staying at the top: Are you the smartest person in the room? If you think you are the smartest person in the room, you better move to another space.
The contract clauses you need for a smooth cross-border trade Cross-border trade has increased globally due to liberalisation.
PRIME How marketer put tech startup firm Wowzi on strong growth path “We went for a unique investment angle - high-net-worth Kenyans. We convinced them and secured funding."
Remedies when you fall prey to misleading ads The remedies you have are many. One is to report the issue to the police as a crime. The crime in this case is fraud or obtaining money under false pretences.
What crazy questions are you asking today? 'As a leader, you don't have the answeres; your workforce [does], your people [do].'
PRIME Buyrentkenya founder tips on riding entrepreneurship cycle Nothing gets Jamie Pujara excited like the challenge of a new business.
Are your business values driving investors from your company? In recent times, the Kenyan tea sector has experienced significant upheaval due to unethical practices and sexual abuse scandals.
Four steps to stand out from the crowd The more things change, the more they stay the same says a French phrase.
PRIME Steph the Chef gives idyllic Tigoni a global flavour In the lavish green hills of Tigoni stands her creation, Como.
PRIME How Super Metro co-founders accidentally built trusted brand Super Metro currently has a fleet of over 500 buses. An investor wishing to join pays an entry fee of Sh50,000.
Natasha immortalises weddings with paintings Live wedding paintings are quickly becoming more popular.
How duo made travel tech venture investor-ready When Peter Wachira and Collins Muthinja put together a foolproof business plan and approached financiers, they quickly discovered that it would take more than a good pitch to get their travel...
The tool you need to onboard Gen Z workers into your firm's organisational culture A code of ethics is something that can be referred to during disciplinary proceedings.