Africa at strategic crossroads as US retreats Africa’s response must be deliberate and coordinated across governments, civil society, and the private sector.
Taxation in agriculture: What you should know A common misconception is that the high cost of food is driven by excessive taxation. In reality, basic foodstuffs are not subject to direct taxation, and subsistence farming is not taxed.
Traditional medicine can help deliver healthcare The potential of TM products in managing pandemics such as severe acute respiratory syndrome, achieving UHC, and improving the overall quality of healthcare services further underpin the need for...
Harnessing Kenya’s mineral wealth for growth Mining is infrastructure-intensive. Reliable transport, energy, water and communications networks reduce production costs and make our minerals competitive.
It’s Africa’s moment, if we get reading right Africa’s future depends on early literacy: by 2050, one in three young people will be African, and every child must learn to read and do basic maths.
How new disabilities law changes job landscape Kenya’s new Disabilities Act tightens employer obligations, pairing tougher penalties with tax incentives to drive workplace inclusion.
Why US strikes on Venezuela matter to Kenya US strikes on Venezuela could ripple across the globe, sending oil prices, inflation, and Kenya’s economy into turbulence even from afar.
Nairobi drainage crisis a governance issue Nairobi City County's drainage system is in a dire and unacceptable state for a capital city that aspires to be a regional and international hub. The slightest amounts of rain can suffice to...
How eTIMS supports small farmers, agribusiness eTIMS empowers Kenyan farmers to formalise sales, access credit, and compete in modern markets.
Kenya’s Sh5trn dream and challenges ahead Kenya’s Sh5 trillion National Infrastructure Fund could transform the nation—but only if it invests in young people, not just roads and bridges.
Africa future trade corridors may run East, not West China-backed infrastructure is quietly redirecting Africa’s trade eastward, linking the continent to Asia and transforming regional economies.
Nuclear energy key to Kenya’s First World bid Embracing nuclear power is a strategic leap toward securing a clean, prosperous future and leapfrogging the limitations of a developing economy.
How to transform Kenya into world-class nation The success of Singapore is not by chance, but it is a creation of the leadership that coordinated values, incentives, and accountability. Kenya must similarly cultivate a culture where public...
Pension managers must beef up cybersecurity Human behaviour remains one of the weakest points in cybersecurity. A single employee clicking on a convincing phishing link can compromise an entire platform, which is why continuous staff...
Why Lessos-Kabarnet Line is a game-changer Transmission lines are not built for the present alone, but for future generations as well. For residents of Baringo and its environs, stable power has long been more of an aspiration than a...
How we can bridge start-up chasm in Africa In the wake of funding cutbacks from development partners, who remains to help African start-ups get far along on their journey to make them viable for commercial finance?
PRIME Why future of African football depends on fans The most important partner in safeguarding African football is the fan. Every legal subscription, every pay-per-view, every legitimate stream is a vote for the sport’s survival
PRIME Why culture is key to success of organisations December offers a rare strategic pause; a moment when the tyranny of operational urgency yields to reflection.
PRIME Positioning Kenya as top global destination The Magical Kenya Mountain & Trail Series has already demonstrated the potential of blending sport, culture, and county-level economic development.
PRIME Why Ndindi Nyoro is wrong on Safaricom shares Mr Nyoro’s critique is grounded in political rhetoric, not financial or strategic reality.
PRIME How 2026 tax changes will affect businesses Many businesses may be forced to abandon long-time suppliers and shift to formal channels, a transition that carries cost implications.
PRIME How maternal, child health Bill can deliver UHC The Bill seeks to establish a clear legal framework guaranteeing the right to maternal, newborn, and child health services.
PRIME Why Kenya needs truthful talk on tax reforms Missing revenue targets is no longer a matter of inconvenience; it places the country at risk of heightened borrowing.
PRIME Civic education vital for youth awareness Civic education and registration drives should target communities, universities, colleges, youth events and online platforms to ensure that Kenya’s largest demographic takes its rightful place at...
PRIME Assure investors in energy sector of support In the just-released Energy Compact 2025-2030, the government is seeking more involvement of the private sector beyond power generation.
