Blueprint for Kenyan SMEs to sail through turbulent economic times To weather these economic challenges, businesses must explore diverse revenue and income streams.
Stanbic oil export pipeline funding major score for Uganda and Africa A major win for President Museveni, who has sustained strong messaging for oil investments and revenues to fund national development.
PRIME Can Gen Zs deliver elusive reforms? We are being reminded that corruption and tribalism are not in the DNA of every citizen of this country.
PRIME How defective hedging can get firms into trouble KQ was buying “expensive” oil while the competition was buying it cheap.
PRIME Open data potential for Africa In the digital era, a country's or organisation's value is based more on its data assets than its ability to produce physical goods.
Create more green spaces in towns for adventure, nature reconnection The integration of people and nature is as old as time.
Harmonise levies, fees to cushion consumers from high cost of goods The value of domestic exports has remained low compared to domestic imports.
To transform Kenya’s insurance industry, invest in tech and talent In Kenya, as in many parts of the world, the insurance sector is fundamentally a provider of financial security and stability to individuals and businesses alike.
Recover looted funds instead of burdening Kenyans with taxes Kenyans are currently groaning under the yoke of taxes (with no tangible benefits), exorbitant prices for food and other commodities.
Tap waterfronts economic potential The last week of May 2024 was tremendously rewarding and rejuvenating to me, both professionally and creatively.
Alliances, partnerships set to define future of global airline business Air travel today has evolved from a simple need to move from one point to another to an experience that prioritises convenience, comfort, and connectivity.
Conversations with Uber drivers I hardly ever drive my car anywhere in Nairobi these days, having become accustomed to the convenience of calling up an Uber Chap Chap.
Ruto’s looking West foreign policy misses out on key historical lessons President William Ruto has been globetrotting, shaping Kenya’s foreign policy.
Draft energy regulations opening sector to private players laudable In February, the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority published the Draft Energy (Electricity Market, Bulk Supply, and Open Access) Regulations 2024.
PRIME How Gen Z stirred woke-ism in Kenya The Merriam Webster Online Dictionary defines the word “Woke” as: aware of and actively attentive to important societal facts and issues (especially issues of racial and social justice).
There’s more to standards than meets the eye, disregard them at your peril Imagine a world where the range of products and utilities human beings use regularly differs drastically from one jurisdiction to another.
How Kenya can unlock its medical tourism potential Globally, the medical tourism sector has experienced an increasing demand in recent years.
Inside the new International Standard on Sustainability Assurance reporting The need for this new standalone standard on sustainability reporting assurance was to ensure a consistent approach to sustainability reporting assurance.
PRIME State’s dilemma in Finance Bill push We are all stunned by the street protests by the youth and by the rise of what has been dabbed as the anxious generation.
Ensure sufficient power to sustain future AI, electric vehicles demand The big story hitting global and local headlines is the future expansion of artificial intelligence(AI) expected to touch every aspect of economic and social activities.
New financial architecture key to unlocking Africa’s potential As the second fastest-growing continent, Africa is poised at a crossroads of opportunity and challenge.
PRIME Why private equity is winning against the public markets Jamie Dimon’s (the veteran CEO and chairman of JP Morgan Chase) annual letter to shareholders was quite an interesting read.
Lessons from Kanu’s loss of iconic KICC on irregular land allocations The KICC was allocated to the former ruling party in 1989.
Access to diagnostic services crucial step to improving health outcomes Accessibility to diagnostic services remains a critical issue in Kenya’s healthcare landscape.