Financing Kenya’s future amid shrinking foreign aid A good credit rating demonstrates that a country manages its finances responsibly, upholds consistent policies, and uses debt prudently.
Ignoring nature reporting will soon be a compliance risk for companies The ISSB has set an initial target to have a draft exposure of the standard, potentially IFRS S3, by late October 2026.
PRIME Tata’s 133-year legacy of profits and giving The Tata Group is guided by the principle that businesses must serve stakeholders beyond just shareholders, these include employees, consumers, communities and the nation at large.
PRIME Makueni’s bold agroecology policy sets the stage for a greener future Makueni’s leadership demonstrates how devolved governance can drive real impact by linking ecological farming, livelihoods, and community well-being.
Reject comfort of “free” services and reclaim the Harambee spirit If Kenya is to grow, it must reclaim the spirit of harambee and reject the comfort of the misused word “free.”
Amid rising safety concerns, Kenya must embrace data minimisation From online registration forms that demand unnecessary details to financial platforms that reveal personal identifiers in every transaction, the culture of over-collection and over-sharing has...
PRIME Why CRBs are too important to fail A CRB failure can distort credit scores, corrupt repayment records, lower credit access and trigger systemic lending errors.
PRIME Founders’ step back: Rest as new strategy There is an old myth in business that you must choose between greatness and grace. That you cannot lead fiercely and love gently at the same time.
Indigenous voices exposing the world’s climate change hypocrisy For indigenous peoples, climate impacts are not theoretical. They are losing their land, forests, rivers, identity, and lives.
Special Economic Zones’ major role in creating jobs Africa’s exports of services are growing faster than the global average, powered by digital infrastructure, trade integration, and expanding innovation hubs.
It’s time for a revival of Kenya’s textile industry Kenya currently imports about $2.2 billion worth of textiles annually, a paradox for a cotton-producing country.
Africa’s moment to lead in smart, personalised health insurance Africa is leading the way in responsible AI for smarter, faster, customer-focused insurance and health.
PRIME Explaining the economy, in mother tongue Inflation, economic growth, unemployment, and public policy affect the entire economy and not just an individual firm, hence the term macroeconomics.
How digital creators are changing preventative healthcare in Kenya With the right message, a creator can boost awareness around screenings, lab tests, medication delivery, insurance usage and early detection in a way that feels like a conversation, not a campaign.
Bridging Kenya’s youth skills gap to improve employability Kenya's youth face a skills mismatch where employers value soft skills and digital competence far more than current college curricula teach.
Green Financing as a Catalyst for Kenya’s Environmental Renaissance Kenya needs a financial culture shift one that rewards environmental stewardship, measures impact, and places people at the centre of climate action.
Financial literacy: The missing link in Kenya’s retirement readiness Financial literacy is the missing link to retirement security, as relying solely on a pension scheme won't save Kenyans from old-age poverty.
Navigating Africa’s complex business landscape The risk narrative surrounding Africa has always been a dominant one, but it rarely presents the whole picture.
PRIME Why Africa needs a continental pension conversation A report notes that Africa should be urgently investing in opportunities for its youthful population, cautioning that it must also start preparing for an ageing future that is inevitable.
Duty of care and devolution as the antidote for waste disposal crisis Deeply entrenched in the principles of linear economy, it is estimated that Kenya and the world at large is consuming the earth’s finite resources at 1.75 times their ability to regenerate.
Why medical travel in the search for cure should begin and end in Africa For decades, far too many Africans have looked beyond the continent when illness strikes, not because they want to, but because they often feel they have no choice.
Why Johannesburg G20 summit matters for Africa economies Africa currently sits at the margins of global supply chains, largely exporting raw materials and importing finished goods. A coordinated G20 push for the AfCFTA and the Single African Air...
New landscape for China-Kenya cultural exchanges through animated cinema The exhibition area of the film festival took "New Chinese Chic" as its core design concept.
PRIME Urgent call for Kenya to join the dots in health and climate action drive Climate change is magnifying these vulnerabilities. Unpredictable rainfall brings alternating cycles of drought and floods, displacing communities, fuelling hunger, and increasing the risk of...
