PRIME CEO who starts every day with a breakfast ritual 'Every day I have dinner with my wife, and I go to the gym at least four times a week. We also have breakfast every day with my wife.'
PRIME Salsa for love, golf for sanity: How Joseph Choge found success beyond CEO title "Ambition for me is now about impact, whatever I want to go into, how can I achieve impact?"
PRIME The CEO who loves globe-trotting on bikes Moses Nderitu, the managing director of BasiGo, has ridden everywhere: to Cape Town and back, across Europe, and next on his hitlist, Dakar.
PRIME ‘I have 40 bow ties...I can’t leave the house without one’ Here’s how Nkoregamba Mwebesa, the Liberty Life Kenya managing director, started wearing bow ties.
PRIME How Edgar became CEO at 32, and what he’s building next Bolt Food General Managet, Edgar Kitur studied at St Andrew’s Turi. At 17, he went to the University of Manchester.
PRIME The CEO who’s learnt how to take life less seriously Anne Muya is the founder of Finsmiths Investment and Finsmiths Insurance Agency.
PRIME The FedEX manager who packs a punch in business, gym 'As long as I breathe, I have the chance to change my life or the lives of others.'
PRIME Why American investor John Burns is betting big on Kenya 'Kenya is the only African country that has a strategic partnership with the US, which just smoothens things.'
PRIME How Marysheila turns her love for cooking into a Sunday family ritual Marysheila Onyango-Oduor, the managing partner at TripleOKLaw, swears that her chicken breast signature meal can change your life.
PRIME Salochanee Reddy: The CEO who swears by ice baths As a female founder, she has had to use her womanness to navigate the complexities of leadership.
PRIME The one question I wish more people asked me People say that I have a tough exterior. But when you get to know me, you realise, I am not as scary as you’d imagine.
PRIME Dipesh Shah colours life with bright hues despite his vitiligo 'I consider myself to have worked myself up with a lot of support from family, friends, and mentors, cognisant of my ifs and buts of regrets, but overall consider myself happy and growing.'
PRIME Kenya Power CEO on why he’s back to law school Kenya Power CEO Joseph Sirior has a PhD in engineering, an MBA and two undergraduate degrees in electrical engineering and law.
PRIME Catherine finds purpose at the rehabilitation centre 'In February 2018, seven different families called, asking for my rehab centre. That’s when I knew God wasn’t done with me yet.'
PRIME Dr Jeilan Mohamed: The cardiologist who loves a good beat 'I have always loved music. At some point in my journey, I was not as slim as I am and while other people were dancing, I was in charge of CDs, making sure we had the correct CDs.'
PRIME The opportunity that came knocking on Corrinne’s door 'In 2007, I knew my calling was with young people when I was in a consulting company dealing with microfinance.'
PRIME Albert Mandela’s quest for stability Albert Mandela is the Executive Director at Luton Medical Hospital.
PRIME The GMO man who doubles up as a preacher Nehemiah Ng’etich, the acting CEO of the National Biosafety Authority is a scientist, whose work relies solely on empirical facts, and a preacher.
The Monday indoor cycling CEO and his secrets to success Mutinda Mutuku is the President of the Institute of Quantity Surveyors of Kenya.
PRIME The one thing troubling Allan Kilavuka as he winds down Allan Kilavuka is entering this phase where he is winding down, the sun setting behind the years, the last half of his life. Or so he says.
PRIME Devendra Asher: A CEO's idea of a good weekend 'If you have a family you should appreciate it.'
PRIME CEO who’s mastered the art of doing nothing Clay Oduor on converting to Islam and mastering the art of doing nothing.
PRIME Dickson Mulli’s diary of loss and driving across North America Dickson left Data Networks Technology as CEO to found Synergy Solutions before dipping his hand in his father’s non-profit rescue centre: Mully Children’s Family.
