PRIME Kenyan sound engineer bets Sh20m to revolutionise live event audio Kenyan sound engineer Max Mululu invests Sh20 million in world-class audio equipment to transform the live events industry.
PRIME Inside the Sh70,000 a goat enterprise From two does to an award-winning herd, a Caleb Mwenda is redefining dairy goat farming in Kenya.
PRIME Death of five-year plans and your only defence against AI disruption AI is reshaping how businesses think, plan, and compete—forcing leaders to adapt faster or fall behind.
PRIME Why traditional strategy fails in a platform world In business, as in life, we tend to think in opposites. One would not exist, without the other. Light or dark, high or low, hot or cold, smart or stupid. That’s how we make sense of the world...
PRIME The ex-banker who bet big on Nuria Bookstore After several failed ventures, ex-banker Abdullahi Bulle built Nuria Bookstore into Kenya’s top hub for self-published authors.
PRIME How Makueni textiles maker broke into lucrative Europe, USÂ markets From a small Makueni project, Tosheka Textiles has grown into a premium sustainable brand blending modern design with timeless craft.
PRIME How in-laws turned a simple idea into thriving honey-testing business From a simple jar of honey, two entrepreneurs built Kijani Honey into a thriving business championing quality and purity in East Africa’s sweet trade.
PRIME Tried the ignorant approach to your business problems? From Einstein to Mamdani, problem-solving begins with curiosity and fresh thinking.
PRIME Dried vegetables open export market for farmers group From a small church group to an export-ready agribusiness, Kiambu farmers are turning dried vegetables into global profits.
Illusion to insight: The art of creative strategic thinking Most business strategies are just plans in disguise — true strategy, like art, demands authenticity, inversion, and the courage to think differently.
PRIME Sneakers fly off shelves as marathon craze grows Marathon season is driving a sneaker rush in Nairobi as fitness, fashion, and demand for quality running shoes boost sales citywide.
PRIME What real business leadership looks like True leadership isn’t about loud charisma or fixed traits—it’s about focus, trust, and turning everyday actions into lasting impact.
PRIME Kitengela farmer selling guinea fowl, ornamental birds for Sh8,000 Engineer-turned-farmer Fredrick Omondi is turning guinea fowl and ornamental bird farming into a thriving agribusiness.
PRIME How mascots have become big business in Nairobi Kenyan entrepreneurs are turning the mascot craze into big business — blending fun, marketing, and youth employment.
PRIME Why agility, curiosity, and the right questions define effective leaders Real strategy lies in asking better questions and staying agile, not clinging to rigid five-year plans.
PRIME How Copy Cat turned 40 years of technology lessons into legacy From copier repairs to IT leadership, Copy Cat Group celebrates 40 years of innovation and resilience in Kenya’s tech scene.
PRIME Malcolm Muturi: From car wash to luxury detailing for Kenya’s elite From car washes to luxury detailing, one Kenyan entrepreneur is redefining how the elite care for their machines.
PRIME Are you smart enough to chase the abnormal? To stand out in business, thinking abnormal isn’t risky — it’s essential.
PRIME Beehive maker turns shortage into Sh3m monthly earnings Just three years into the business, Mr Karuga says Agriwell began to record rapid growth. From an initial output of about 30 hives per month, the company now produces between 300 and 500 units.
PRIME Kenya's man bag market is booming Kenyan men are embracing man bags as a blend of style and practicality, with local brands and fashion trends driving their growing popularity.
PRIME Success happens at the edge of your comfort zone Today’s market leaders risk fading into obscurity if they cling to old stories instead of embracing disruption and fresh perspectives.
PRIME City strawberry farmer earns big profit from one-eighth of an acre Kenya boasts over 42 varieties of strawberries, but Mwangi chose the Chandler Red Giant F1 variety, which was imported from South Africa.
PRIME The new flower varieties fetching good returns in export markets Ranked the third-largest producer globally after Colombia and Ecuador, Kenya exports about 99 percent of its flowers.
PRIME Matcha craze: How a grass tasting trend became a Sh600 sip of wellness Matcha is fast becoming Nairobi’s trendiest drink, with cafés serving up creative twists that go far beyond the classic green tea.
PRIME Pillars of wisdom: Leadership strategy from Lawrence of Arabia What modern business leaders can learn from T.E. Lawrence’s unconventional strategies in the desert a century ago.
