Education or age? What drives technology use The success of our digital economy will not be driven by gadgets or apps alone.
Why ethical conduct is the new benchmark for brand reputation and resilience Modern brands constantly grapple with ethical dilemma, especially when they find themselves navigating complex reputational landscapes.
Leveraging co-opetition to drive business growth across Africa As Africa tackles infrastructure gaps, combining cooperation with competition offers a path to build resilient business ecosystems.
Blended finance key to unlocking Africa’s growth potential With a $130 billion annual infrastructure gap, this model reduces risk while leveraging both public and private sector strengths.
PRIME The hustle delusion: When hard work isn’t enough We can’t hustle our way into a knowledge economy, and we can’t pitch our way through broken systems.
Why Congo-Rwanda peace deal succeeded Unlike earlier efforts that focused purely on political dialogue, the US brought in leverage, both carrot and stick.
Africa’s food systems transformation: Why it’s now or never for continent Despite vast arable land and a growing population, Africa faces chronic hunger and spends $50 billion a year on food imports.
Kenya should lead nations in securing binding treaty to end plastic pollution Without global action, plastic pollution will worsen, harming human health and the environment.
Why home buyers should embrace long tenor loans With stable, affordable 25-year mortgages, families no longer have to delay their dream of homeownership for fear of unexpected financial shocks.
PRIME How brands are winning with bold online humour The report says people prefer promotions that make them smile and laugh while they prioritise health and personal connections.
Kenya must move beyond feel-good conferences to tangible impact We can no longer afford to mistake activity for impact. The future demands more than hashtags, beach selfies, and cocktail receptions.
Time to rethink Kenya’s withholding VAT regime The increased frequency of withholding VAT remittance has created administrative impediments.
What you need to know about the revised IFRS practice statement The revised practice statement offers a global benchmark for regulators on the information that meets investor needs.
Nairobi’s UN expansion a call to lead region’s sustainable development The UN’s move is not just logistical; it is symbolic.The decision to anchor more operations in Kenya speaks volumes about our stability, capacity, and promise.
PRIME Politics drowning economics in Kenya The cost of living was the cause of demonstrations in 142 countries over the previous 12 months, according to a 2022 study.
Employers should rethink role in health as SHIF here to stay Firms should avoid viewing the initiative as a competing program or a duplicate of existing benefits.
Are Kenyan startups built to fail? Startups don’t just need skills; they need structure, culture, and clarity. A great idea in the wrong team setup is a ticking time bomb.
Time for Kenya to incorporate an infrastructure development bank Despite efforts to attract investment, project delivery often lags due to limited long-term capital and fragmented institutional support.
Balancing Kenya’s budget: Lessons from Singapore Lean administration, public trust and transparent borrowing are the foundation of national stability and prosperity.
Understanding the Dunning-Kruger effect Why is there a tendency to overestimate one's own capabilities, or to underestimate those of others?
PRIME Direct payment a game changer in coffee sector To some farmers, the payment system is seen as a liberator, while to others, it is an unnecessary bureaucratic layer that should be scrapped.
How partnerships can propel Kenya’s music industry to greater heights Our role as a nation is to build bridges that help young talent reach new heights more easily.
Private sector needs a new approach to stakeholder relations, human rights Kenya’s private sector and Parliament are locked in a tense standoff over policy influence, as calls grow for more constructive engagement and civic responsibility.
Why future of Kenya’s payments must be cash-lite, not cashless Policy should not push everyone in a single direction but should build financial systems that are inclusive for all.
PRIME The unholy trinity of business hats Governance can crumble under the weight of self-interest, stifling accountability and transparency.
