PRIME Tycoon who presses for a fair shake in corporate deals Away from the lawsuits, Mr Kiuna has tended to keep a relatively low profile, preferring to run his business empire quietly.
PRIME Judy Thongori: Family law wisdom on prenups, divorce and parenting Judy started as a commercial lawyer
PRIME Benson Ndeta: The man ‘fixated’ with mega deals eyes Bamburi Benson Sande Ndeta, the businessman who was thrust out of another cement firm, believes he can pay Bamburi owners Sh25.41 billion and fly with the eagles.
PRIME The sheng native driving Microsoft Africa engineering Growing up, herr parents would speak in Kikuyu, and she would respond in sheng.
PRIME Sahib Khosla's Excel-planned life Sahib runs his actuarial shop, Lux Actuaries and Consultants Kenya as their Executive Director
PRIME Gerald Warui: Veteran insider calls it a day as Equity Kenya boss The exit of Mr Warui comes at the end of a turbulent week for Equity.
PRIME BIKO INTERVIEW: High-flying aeronautical engineer’s imposter syndrome Victor Mwongera was only 28 when he obtained his PhD in Aerospace Engineering.
PRIME How a refugee set up successful sculpting business in a foreign country Pardis belongs to the Iranian Baha’i community that has, for the longest time, faced persecution in Iran.
PRIME The village boy lighting Nairobi skyscrapers At his office on Ngong Road, he looks out of the window and points out several buildings on the street that have his signature.
PRIME How the fear of failure and poverty drives me to success 'The kind of world I’m leaving my children in. Will they be valuable to society, be God-fearing, and have a positive impact? Or will they get carried away? Will they miss the mark? Will they get...
'How I help deaf children learn to communicate' Language acquisition in deaf children mirrors that of hearing children, only that they learn through visual and tactile communication.
PRIME Sharad Rao: 50 years without sugar In June, he released a book titled From Jomo to Uhuru: Rao’s Nine Lives. We discussed the book, what he is up to, and the legal profession in general.
PRIME Njuguna Ndung’u takes a breather after tough run at Treasury As his successor, John Mbadi, prepares to take over, Prof Ndung’u could be enjoying a good night's sleep far from the headaches of trying to stabilise the economy.
PRIME BIKO INTERVIEW: Secret man who set me on path to success She owns the spas in Wadi Degla Club, Movenpick Hotel, Norfolk, Fairmont the Norfolk, and Lake Elementaita Mountain Lodge.
PRIME Taking over a sector dogged with many hurdles The manufacturing sector is currently hit by woes, as evidenced by Sh133.2 billion worth of non-performing loans (NPLs) in the year ended December, making it the second biggest defaulter behind...
PRIME BIKO INTERVIEW: I turn men into kings 'You have to have a purpose and a reason for your kingdom. You must also have the values and foundations of what you want in that kingdom.'
Top 40 Under 40: Women make inroads in specialised career fields A close look at this year’s profile reveals the stable rise of smart women who can stand on their own and make an impact in male dominated sectors.
PRIME BIKO INTERVIEW: How I left a well paying job in South Africa 'Consultancy was rough at the beginning but then I got so many referrals I couldn’t handle it.'
PRIME Maina Wanjigi: Kenyan with indomitable can-do attitude Honouring the late Maina Wanjigi for his good deeds is redemptive.
PRIME Work cut out for ex-IMF official leading Kenya debt audit team President William Ruto appointed her to lead a team of nine to provide the first-ever forensic audit of public debt.
PRIME Michael Waweru, the unlikely tax czar who secured Kibaki’s plans By the time he left, the revenue had soared from Sh180bn in 2002 to Sh635bn in 2011.
PRIME BIKO INTERVIEW: The CEO with nothing on his desk George Odenyo is the CEO of American Tower Company (ATC), the American real estate investment firm that owns, develops, and operates wireless and broadcast communication infrastructure.
PRIME Ode to JB Wanjui, the ultimate billionaire He was worth billions of shillings, and his shareholding in blue-chip companies was epic.
PRIME Mary Wamae: Iron lady that has shaped Equity Group’s recent success exits As she charts the next path after leaving the board of directors of Equity Group Holdings, Mary Wangari Wamae will be opening a fresh chapter in her rich personal story.
Veteran journalist Mutegi Njau has died Veteran journalist Mutegi Njau has died, his family has confirmed.
