PRIME Peterson Mwangi: The unlikely people’s finance guy We are now helping people look at real estate differently. Most people also don’t realise that a mortgage is an investment because the return on investment is healthy.
PRIME Ahmed Isaack Hassan, the introvert who broke out of his shell Issack, a legal practitioner for 30 years, now chairs the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA).
PRIME Defining moment for SHA as Dr Mwangangi takes helm amid healthcare reform crisis The challenges she is about to face are no less complex, though they stem from institutional transformation rather than a viral outbreak.
PRIME A fireband mother and Moi: Gamaliel Hassan’s escape from Kibra to CEO As CEO of Stima Sacco, a 200,000-member cooperative, Dr. Gamaliel leads with compassion shaped by his experiences.
PRIME Pheroze Nowrojee Pheroze: The advocate who confronted tyrants Tribute to a legal titan, human rights defender and voice of conscience.
PRIME Hamed Ehsani: The low-risk investor who built Village Market 'I started studying industrial design when I went to university. I loved the idea of creating and doing industrial design things.'
PRIME Why American actor Omari is diversifying wealth in Kenya 'Because of the hardships I've experienced, I understand how to help others with the success I've achieved, having experienced both struggle and prosperity.'
PRIME Slum boy whose heart was in football, head in tech sells his payments company to KCB Mr Mwendwa’s talent, which would help him pay the bills, was in computers. However, his heart never left the beautiful game of football.
PRIME Philip Thigo’s journey from Kibera to global tech 'There was no particular profession to admire at that time. There were no role models, to be honest.'
PRIME The man with unenviable job of rescuing Kuscco from financial doldrums after heist Just like Mr Munene, many of the Kuscco staff could not believe that the institution that had for years paid them bonuses for impressive performance was in a financial mess.
PRIME The CEO with three degrees, but one mission 'My critical focus was I want to be the best marketer I could be.'
PRIME Fatherhood and financial security: How James Agin masters both 'I don’t think you are ever too young to start thinking about your future from a financial safety perspective.'
PRIME Techie behind eCitizen with ambitious plans to expand beyond Kenya Mr Ayugi has been a student of specialised learning and taught himself programming back when many had not appreciated the place of technology in modern life.
PRIME Philip Murgor: “If you have time, let’s go to war. I have time” 'I learnt that I was born with a keen sense of justice, of helping victims.'
PRIME Quiver Lounge owner now trains sights on matatu insurance business Mbugua says that it is not easy to fully delegate the club business, given that many of the workers in the alcohol and entertainment industry do not consider it as employment.
PRIME The CEO who walks 100km a week 'You are a working machine and so man must work for the betterment of not just himself but others.'
PRIME The reclusive tycoon who loves to hoard shares raises his stake in Centum Mr Kimani, who recently increased his shareholding in Centum Investments, loves to hoard shares.
PRIME Joseph Kamau: The man behind Kenya’s water infrastructure Joseph Kamau steers the planning, design, implementation and management of key water and sewerage infrastructure projects across Kenya.
PRIME Former Kuscco CEO seeks Sh120m retirement perks amid Sh13bn fraud saga Mr Ototo spent 21 years at Kuscco, rising through the ranks to the position of Managing Director in 2010.
PRIME What CEOs learned from their first heartbreaks How has heartbreak defined how they love, or conduct relationships?
PRIME Susan Ng'ong'a's 90-year retirement plan While she may downplay her accomplishments, Susan still acknowledges their significance and embraces the new chapter of her life.
PRIME Easy Coach founder Azym Dossa steps down as CEO He has skilfully guided Easy Coach evolution from a small bus company plying one route of Nairobi to Kisumu, to a reputable bus company with a fleet of over 800 buses.
PRIME Ken Wathome: A Life Anchored in Faith, Family, and Leadership Ken Wathome's father was more than a father; he was a visionary sage who not only glimpsed the future but armed his son with tools to master its uncertainties.
PRIME Catherine Musakali: The boardroom minimalist 'Boards open up several opportunities for people. It could be the networks.'
