Credit access deserves greater focus in push for financial inclusion True transformation lies ion the adoption of lending models tailored to women, youth, and informal workers.
Payment systems must advance to support expanded regional markets Building trust requires consistency; consistent uptime, consistent settlement cycles, consistent user experiences.
Why NSE firms must prioritise professional investor relations Foreign investors are not leaving Kenya because companies are fundamentally flawed. They are reallocating due to inadequate communication.
PRIME Protect Safaricom shares sale cash from plunder The pathway to selling equity becomes automatic and administratively streamlined.
How Catholic Sisters are creating jobs and combating poverty Catholic Sisters across Africa are transforming charity into sustainable enterprise, reshaping communities and rewriting the fight against poverty.
Modernise Carriage by Air Act to eliminate uncertainties The absence of judicial consensus creates uncertainty for passengers, carriers and legal professionals underscoring the need for a clearer legal framework.
PRIME The rebalanced founder’s second path Strategically, rebalancing is an art. It is learning to say no before the cost becomes unbearable. It is realising that focus is not a luxury — it is survival
Court verdict signals realignment for foreign firms in search of justice Foreign companies should continue to evaluate whether their activities constitute “carrying on business” in Kenya and whether local registration might offer a prudent safeguard.
New face of pension: Modern trustees and ethical stewardship The trustee of today must bring a leadership mindset, strategic clarity, ethical discipline and a keen awareness.
PRIME Numbers show strong economic recovery Conditions are improving, but need to be sustained for a longer period for the effects to reach every citizen.
PRIME 16 Days of Activism: Empower girls to build a better future, stable marriages Empowered girls become empowered women who choose relationships out of strength, not survival.
PRIME Kenyans’ economic wish list for 2026 beyond GDP figures Kenyans head into 2026 hoping that promised growth finally translates into lower costs, better jobs, and real relief in daily life.
PRIME Sacco members have higher credit scores and pay lower rates on loans Kenya’s Sacco regulatory regime is progressive. Regulators are now focusing on the next phase of the Sacco evolution, which is digital enablement.
PRIME Stop forcing, start selling: Why HR must learn the art of marketing HR can no longer rely on authority alone—engagement must be earned through storytelling, relevance, and a marketer’s mindset.
PRIME How Treasury is crafting new path for fiscal renewal to boost growth Kenya’s development ambitions require capital volumes that borrowing and taxation alone cannot provide.
PRIME Crop protection innovation crucial for Kenya’s floriculture sector to thrive The floriculture sector has vast potential, but its resilience depends on modernising the tools available to farmers and all stakeholders across the value chain, which move produce from soil to...
PRIME Three key shifts for Kenya as development aid shrinks As local industries deepen and regional markets integrate, Africa moves closer to a development paradigm defined by partnership rather than dependency.
PRIME When I'm gone... Why that Christmas family inheritance talk may not stand in law What happens when the oral will expires, or the minutes are rejected by the court? You hit intestacy. This is the legal term for dying without a valid will.
PRIME Key milestones offer markers for what is to come in the AI era Robust technology infrastructure ecosystem development continues to be vital to economic growth, with future plans for additional data centres and edge nodes across the continent scaling...
PRIME Kepsa, MPs chart new path for policy delivery High-level events are always very helpful, not just for the formal agreements reached, but for the quiet behind-the-scenes relationship and trust building, and the mutual influencing.
Why banks hold the key to fixing Kenya’s insurance trust issue Unlike insurers, banks are deeply embedded in everyday financial life. Customers entrust them with salaries, mortgages and investments, reflecting a long-standing confidence in their ability to...
Why insurers must take charge on cybersecurity Policyholders today expect digital convenience, but they also expect that their data will be handled securely.
PRIME UN Nairobi summit a moment for environmental action, not pledges From mangrove restoration in Lamu to dryland regeneration in Baringo and rangeland restoration in the north, communities are proving that locally led work delivers real resilience. These efforts...
Why sustainability must be a priority Organisations can solve the ‘how’ by incorporating sustainability into existing processes and structures.
PRIME Inside the Quandt and Tata legacy paths When Ratan Tata retired in 2012, Mistry’s board experience and shareholder backing made him the natural choice for succession, at least until the relationship soured.
