Finance Bill: Ruto confusing Kenyans on economic goals The 59th Annual Meeting of the African Development Bank in Nairobi recently was a success.
Why AfDB should remain true to its name The development institutions are increasingly turning away from poverty-related ills like hunger, infectious disease and illiteracy—the challenges still facing most people across the planet. An...
Review Kenya’s anti-money laundering approach Despite efforts to address its regulatory shortcomings, Kenya faced another setback on February 23, 2024 when it was once again grey listed by the FATF.
Internal audit: The Internal Allies Management are the most critical first line of defense and just like in the military they act to protect the organisation against potential ‘enemies’ as the first layer.
Innovative era, antiquated answers Let us not forget that the Film and Stage Plays Act, which is the topic of this entire discussion, was passed in 1988 and underwent its most recent amendment in 2012.
Kenya’s tax increase a risky gamble The detrimental effects of high taxation during economic hardship are evident in several African countries.
BLAIR: Nurturing ‘submissiveness’ for climate combat When it comes to environmental justice, the concept of submission can play a significant role in ensuring that fair and equitable treatment is upheld for all people and communities.
MOTANYA: Unlocking growth in the banking sector The financial landscape in Kenya is undergoing a transformative shift.
CHUNKUN: Sustainability at the core of Chinese investments Nearly 40 years since our first project in Kenya, we remain true to sustainability and mutuality in all our dealings with the people of this great country.
MUTEGI: Students, teachers transferable in a merger Students and teachers are assets capable of being acquired during a merger and payment of the purchase price is not a prerequisite for proving the acquisition has occurred if other parameters...
NYAKUNDI: Make older-persons-friendly retirement laws Empirical evidence shows that life expectancy has increased and continues to increase very fast.
MUNYORI: Climate-friendly businesses tied to service design After the inaugural African Climate Summit, the call for businesses to reduce greenhouse gas emissions while adapting to a warming planet has never been louder.
OORO: Kenyan faith leaders should prioritise clean energy Faith organisations are essential partners in creating change.
NTURIBI & OCHIENG: More than meets the eye in bid to ban TikTok Banning TikTok could potentially limit the ability of young people to earn, connect, share, and engage with others.
OMBATI: Disabled women must get a space at planning table There are an estimated one billion persons with disability around the world or 15 percent of the global population.
KARANI: Enhancing your detergent amid rising cost of living The world is facing what the United Nations has termed the ‘largest cost of living crisis of the 21st Century.
LETTER: Nairobi business hub can catalyse faster growth The Nairobi International Financial Centre (NIFC) presents a good platform for domestic and international investors in an age of limitless and diverse business and investment openings.
MWINZI: This tech can tap every collectible coin The electronic tax invoice management system disruption is a win-win for tax administrators and taxpayers.
LETTER: Let’s harvest water during rainy season We are a few days to the onset of the much-awaited long rains. The weatherman has issued a warning that the rains may be below average.
LETTER: Does privatisation serve public interest? For decades, governments have privatised state-owned enterprises to improve their performance and lower fiscal -risk.
LETTER: How migrants lift education quality Access to quality education is a basic human right that holds the key to sustainable development across many developing nations.
LETTER: Data privacy and release of exam results The government released the Kenya Primary School Education Assessment exam results for Grade Six quietly.
LETTER: Pandemic shows cashless economy possible As we count losses from Covid-19, we must also see the silver lining around the pandemic. It proved to us that a cashless economy is a possibility.
LETTER: Lessons from data protection notices Oppo Kenya was accused of violating the complainant’s privacy by posting a photo on the company’s Instagram account (stories) without permission.
