Professional networking: How to design outreach that drives career growth Kenyan professionals can tap into innovative platforms beyond the conventional conferences.
PRIME Kenyans ditch other professions for nursing assistant courses For thousands who continue to pursue CNA and caregiver training, the opportunities, especially abroad are well worth the investment.
PRIME Kenyans reimagine careers in Australia Kenyan student enrolments in Australian institutions rose from 2,048 in 2019 to a peak of 6,677 in 2023, before settling at 5,573 in 2024.
PRIME The surgeon who mends lives one face at a time From gunshot wounds to domestic accidents, Dr Kenyanya has spent 29 years quite literally putting people back together.
Kenya’s job hunt goes live on TikTok recruiting tool Rocket was born from experimentation. At first, Mr Munyi created a WhatsApp group where he posted job opportunities. Then, using no-code tools, he built a basic prototype.
PRIME Here’s why Kenyan creatives struggle to earn on Facebook, Instagram While monetisation tools are now available, local audience size and engagement — the real drivers of digital income — remain limited.
PRIME How French opened doors for our careers A new crop of young Kenyans is using French as a tool to unlock career advancement, cultural exchange, and global connections.
PRIME Theology evolves from vocation to viable career path for Kenyans Theology is no longer viewed solely as a route to the pulpit. Instead, it is emerging as a foundation course for careers in boardrooms, classrooms, and community activism.
PRIME Is LinkedIn still living to the hype for Kenyan jobseekers? LinkedIn has long been seen as the essential professional passport, with a strong profile, headline, and key connections unlocking career opportunities.
PRIME Meet Kenya’s unsung film, TV ‘mothers’ To Mona, one of the biggest misconceptions about scriptwriters is that people think they care more about the story than the people behind it.
PRIME Self-motivation: Why rewards, goal clarity and social feedback matter Organisations can actually cultivate self-motivation cultures by educating managers to motivate their groups to intrinsically attractive goals, hosting gamified contingent rewards, and making...
PRIME How Sylvia Kasanga forged a dynamic multisectoral career 'Having priorities is key. The people around me have also been crucial to my success.
PRIME Sh50,000 wigs: Bald men spend big to regrow confidence Over the years demand has grown, and barbers have now started selling man hair extensions, made from human or synthetic hair.
PRIME Meet Sanjit, the pastry chef for royalties and presidents Sanjit talks about how he built his career, a journey that did not rise like a soufflé overnight.
PRIME The AI advocate steering Africa’s tech conversation Currently, Rose is big on encouraging girls to study science and mathematics plus joining computer-related fields.
PRIME Friends with money: How to navigate wealth gap and still be buddies Friendships should be financially balanced because money always comes up.
PRIME How Chege Mwangi became one of Kenya’s top spine doctors Dr Chege Mwangi, 43, is an orthopaedic and spine surgeon at the Kenai Orthopaedic and Spine Centre.
PRIME Options for employees who stick to jobs they dislike for bill’s sake Some employees mix their passion with their main job, hoping that their passion will one day become their primary source of income.
PRIME How workers in necessity-driven jobs can transform roles to rise up corporate ladder Managing mental and emotional strain is crucial in necessity-driven jobs.
PRIME Rise of female lawyers as women edge out men in law schools Women now outnumber men at the Kenya School of Law (KSL), marking a significant milestone in gender representation in legal education and profession.
PRIME The rise of remote husband in Kenya As Kenya navigates this evolving landscape, one thing is clear: the definition of masculinity and work is being rewritten—one remote.
PRIME Toxicology: Meet Dr Mercy Maina, the poisons detective Dr Maina has dedicated her career to uncovering the invisible toxins we interact with every day.
PRIME Rethinking identity beyond the job title In Kenya, where job insecurity is a growing concern due to layoffs and high unemployment rates, many professionals face an identity crisis when their roles change.
PRIME From Nairobi to New York: Young Kenyan finds career path as movies designer As she continues with her career, Staicy’s success on Broadway proves that young Kenyans can aspire to creative and artistic careers anywhere in the world.
PRIME How Nairobi barbers are cashing in by taking grooming to the next level with 3D haircuts Barber shops have embraced cutting-edge trends, with 3D haircuts emerging as the latest sensation.
