PRIME Own-source revenue: good progress but… High revenue performers have one commonality – they have focused on tracking service delivery as the key driver of revenue collection.
How insurance sector can navigate risk, change in projects this year As PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) notes, resilience in insurance projects goes beyond traditional risk management.
Digital diplomacy lessons for Kenya from IshowSpeed tour Global digital governance is being written now, largely by those who show up early, coordinated and prepared.
When capital moves fast, governance must move faster Kenya’s infrastructure ambitions are both necessary and timely. But ambition alone does not deliver lasting value.
How rising work pressures are reshaping employee well being and performance Employers risk treating a well-being issue as a performance issue, and in doing so, they risk losing good people.
Education as a right: Why the world must act now Education remains one of the strongest predictors of income, employment stability, health outcomes and civic participation.
Why 2026 will transform how industry grows Governments are actively steering growth towards priority sectors such as clean energy, advanced manufacturing, food systems, life sciences, the digital economy, and digital infrastructure.
Suspending Nil filing? KRA needs to give taxpayers breathing space Procedurally, the KRA has made it impossible for any taxpayer to apply for tax compliance certificate (TCC) while any return is pending.
Why Kitui-Wote line is important for Kenya’s clean energy ambitions The energisation of the Kitui-Wote Transmission Line on the International Day of Clean Energy is both symbolic and substantial.
KRA should harness AI to unlock Kenya’s customs potential KRA can expand its AI implementation by automating broader risk management processes.
Digital talent scramble: How Kenya can capitalise on global demand To truly advance inclusive growth, Kenya must pair opportunity with investment in infrastructure, policies, and skills development.
Determining the location of your organisation’s IFRS sustainability disclosures An assessment of an organisation’s additional reporting obligations or frameworks on sustainability information beyond the IFRS sustainability disclosures is an important consideration when...
Strategic partnerships crucial to drive Africa’s aviation sector growth Airlines, both African and international, will need to invest with patience and partnership in mind, and investors will need to recognise that aviation infrastructure and networks take time to...
PRIME Kenyans road indiscipline on the journey to Singapore If you introduce us natives to a newfangled road, like the road to Singapore for instance, you must be ready to educate us on how to use it.
PRIME Why Kenya’s food system debate must go beyond yields and prices Kenya’s ambition to transform its food systems will not be achieved through business as usual. It will require rethinking what we value, what we measure, and whose interests our food systems...
Strict data compliance is no longer just a nice-to-have for organisations According to market research, customers are 77 percent more likely to stay loyal to or purchase from brands that are transparent about how their data is collected and used, than those which are not.
Why good governance is Africa’s greatest and most underused asset The consequences of weak governance become apparent quickly. Investors hesitate. Employees lose confidence. Brands weaken.
CBK credit guarantees and what they mean If adopted, the draft regulations would formalise Kenya’s credit guarantee market, providing clarity for lenders, protection for the financial system, and a pathway to scale for credit...
PRIME Kenya Pipeline IPO can help bring back retail investors Kenya Pipeline IPO offers a genuine opportunity to begin rebuilding that confidence because it has been structured to mitigate past failures.
The legacy trap: Why brand heritage alone won’t save you Adaptation for legacy brands does not mean abandoning what made them successful. It means re-engineering how that value is experienced.
The city slicker’s guide to not losing money on a farm project Yes, it is possible to generate Sh250,000 per acre per year, or more—but only if you follow a few golden rules.
Do more to arrest cervical cancer silently killing women in Kenya In Kenya, about two-thirds of cervical cancer cases are detected only after the disease has advanced.
PRIME African founders in a world being rewritten Periods of global transition rarely reward those who wait for alignment. They reward those willing to act before permission, before policy, before comfort.
How Kenya and the UK can accelerate modern economic partnership Today, over 150 British companies operate in Kenya, employing more than 250,000 people, and ranking among the largest taxpayers.
Where most organisations get it wrong Failure often begins when transformation is not designed for meaning.
