PRIME Pius Muchiri: ‘How my father’s job loss shaped my relationship with money’ Nabo Capital chief executive Pius Muchiri reflects on money, faith, loss and parenting, and why true wealth is the ability to start again and live with purpose.
PRIME James Kamau: Success leaves you asking ‘Is this it?’ The chairman of DLA Piper Africa and managing partner of IKM Advocates, James Kamau, reflects on love, leadership, ambition and why even a successful life can still leave you searching for...
PRIME The CEO who values connection over C-suite titles Fintech boss Frank Molla still wants to ask for salt from the neighbours, just to connect.
PRIME Abdi Mohamed on Grisham novels and the ties that matter Absa Bank Kenya MD Abdi Mohamed talks about reading John Grisham, nurturing relationships and why purpose is found in the everyday rather than the dramatic.
PRIME Henry Mutai reflects on leaving Kenya School of Law, fitness and what’s next As he prepares to exit the Kenya School of Law, Dr Henry Mutai reflects on consistency, health, bureaucracy and why trying something new, perhaps even learning Chinese, feels right for 2026.
PRIME Serena’s regional head of cuisines: ‘A chef doesn’t have to be huge’ 'I'm the host. Because when I'm here, I have two mindsets. It's about the guests and what we are offering.'
PRIME CEO who believes in Santa and greets 100 people every day General Manager of Four Points by Sheraton Nairobi Airport Natasha Grace on leadership, service and family.
PRIME Karen Blixen CEO: I've been a very good boy this year Even as a young man, refuse to be defined by your failures, pick that section which looks like it will take you to Canaan, and get going.
PRIME The travelling CEO who risked it all this year His secret to staying fit, and it could be yours too. Everything in moderation, including moderation.
PRIME Justine Kosgei’s holiday tip: Don’t overthink AAR Chief Executive Officer Justine Kosgei talks of his love for running and why every run is a different experience.
PRIME ‘You don’t need to be the brightest, just be a good human being’ Why character, not perfect grades, defines Sanlam Life CEO Jacqueline Karasha’s life.
PRIME Willis Otieno and why his three-legged stool still matters Willis Evans Otieno, a partner at Otieno Ogola & Company Advocates, describes Alego as the promised land.
PRIME CEO who tests hotel pillows and knows what makes a perfect steak Kenya Association of Travel Agents boss Nicanor Sabula talks pillows, parenting and the pursuit of peace beyond the boardroom.
PRIME George Kebaso, the executive choosing roots over runways 'In my office, I have one of dad's awards that he was given posthumously for a hospital that was being constructed upcountry. Growing up, he always told me to be patient, don't take shortcuts.'
PRIME The university boss who embraces privilege, rejects envy KCA University vice-chancellor Isaiah Wakindiki, from a family that boasts a deputy president and a deputy vice-chancellor, sees their success as privilege rather than luck.
PRIME CEO who unwinds by swimming underwater, wild terrain driving James Odongo, the CEO of the Kenya Extended Producer Responsibility Organisation (Kepro), likes to think of himself as a handyman.
PRIME Arthur Oginga, the CEO who’s mastering the art of a quiet life Behind the quiet charm of Arthur Oginga lies a leader redefining success through balance, reflection, and purpose.
PRIME The CEO who walks barefoot and owns only two pairs of shoes During the interview, Andrew Mwanyota Lewela, the self-styled barefoot CEO of KeNIC, will attempt to persuade me to remove my shoes.
PRIME CEO, biker, kickboxer, horse rider: How Nasra does it all her way Kenya Green Building Society CEO Nasra Nanda lives by the motto: “Well-behaved women seldom make history”.
PRIME Architect CEO who wants to retire making music with his daughters Arthur Mugo, the founder of Precise Architects, wants to retire in the next 10 years.
PRIME 10 years away: How Jubril balances career in Kenya, family in Nigeria Tall and soft-spoken, the Guaranty Trust Bank Kenya managing director and father of three works bone-crunching hours, devoted to extracting every sliver of dividend from his hustle.
PRIME CEO who grew up in a family of 24 children and how he stood out Yussuf Didow even know what number I am: Growing up one of 24 children
PRIME The perfectionist CEO who builds toilets without a hammer She moved to Kenya and built a sanitation network to transform the lives of residents in low-income areas.
PRIME Eric Kimani: My idea of a good weekend is spending it on a boat, fishing If you learn to serve mankind, it will open more doors for you than if you were the CEO of the top-most company.
