PRIME Prof Othieno-Abinya: What I’ve learned after 40 years as a cancer doctor After four decades in cancer care, Prof Nicholas Othieno-Abinya reflects on life, death and costly treatment, urging patients to keep living without fear.
PRIME Kenyan who did visual effects for ‘Game of Thrones’, ‘Star Wars’ returns home From Nairobi murals to Star Wars and Game of Thrones, Yvonne Muinde is a world-class visual effects artist and storyteller.
PRIME Bankrupt former top athlete in trouble over Qatar name-change Athletes have also been known to switch sides to European and American countries.
PRIME Erastus Mwencha: ‘I’m busier than ever after retirement’ Erastus Mwencha, architect of Africa’s first free trade area and the AfCFTA, reflects on his legacy and warns that Africa risks being left behind without unity.
PRIME Peter Muthoka: Strategic billionaire thrilled by new-found priesthood He will not discuss his net worth, insisting that he is required to remain humble as a Christian.
PRIME The cardiologist training Kenyans to heal their own hearts 'One of the biggest challenges we face is weak hearts. When the heart fails, treatment options are limited, and young patients die.'
PRIME Risper Ohaga: The quiet architect of EABL’s financial discipline bows out Risper Ohaga's departure caps a consequential chapter at the brewer, marked by balance sheet discipline, leadership transitions and a shifting ownership landscape.
PRIME Taha Mohamedali: From fundi jobs to a thriving accidental pet business 'I have a very deep, meticulous, clinical understanding of human physiology and how to optimise it for peak performance—physically and mentally.'
PRIME The CEO who stuck his neck in a shareholder dispute and paid the price Mr Kanyi found himself in the unenviable position of managing an insurance firm whose owners had, for several years, been locked in a fight for control.
PRIME Sanda Ojiambo: ‘Just say yes to opportunities’ Kenyan diplomat Sanda Ojiambo reflects on her journey from village roots to leading the UN Global Compact with purpose.
PRIME Abu Joho takes on Jaffer Mohammed The Joho family takes on a billionaire’s decades-long Mombasa Port monopoly, sparking legal battles and a fight over Kenya’s key import infrastructure.
PRIME The best profiles of 2025: CEOs who walked away, walked alone, or kept walking The most read profiles in 2025.
PRIME “You trade a life for a life”: Rubis boss on the hidden cost of becoming CEO in 20s From Africa’s youngest MD to global energy leader, Olivier Sabrié reflects on chance, ambition, and personal sacrifice.
PRIME “If it works, it works”: CEOs on fear, faith and fresh starts in 2026 As 2025 closes, Kenyan executives reflect on a year of upheaval, resilience and renewal—and the promises they’re carrying, or leaving behind, in 2026.
PRIME Trailblazers Kenya lost in 2025 From politics and literature to business and law, Kenya lost some of its most influential trailblazers in 2025, figures whose absence leaves lasting gaps across public life.
PRIME Kamotho Waiganjo: A life of unanswered questions and unfinished work 'I think law makes me a better writer. The nature of law demands a certain balance. You need subjectivity, because you're representing clients and you have to understand their story.'
PRIME Kilavuka's turbulent tenure at the helm of Kenya Airways come to an end As KQ’s financial crisis has deepened, with the airline posting some of the largest losses in the country’s corporate history, it has also become the butt of many jokes—a situation worsened by...
PRIME Captains of industry take stock of 2025 highs and lows What follows are short reflections from leaders (and really my recollection of those events) who spent the year not projecting certainty, but stewarding complexity—quietly, professionally, and at...
PRIME Supreme Court judge Mohamed Ibrahim dies in Nairobi Chief Justice Martha Koome eulogised him as a jurist of exceptional humility and integrity.
PRIME Ritesh Doshi: From Naked Pizza to full-bodied coffee and a crisis in between From Naked Pizza to Spring Valley Coffee, Ritesh Doshi shares how passion, resilience, and a relentless drive turned a café in Nairobi into a global coffee brand.
PRIME Ex-Family Bank CEO who lost to inflation amid Sh30.6m award While he was pushing for a gratuity of 31 percent of gross pay, Family Bank pegged it at 18 percent.
PRIME A year of triumph and heartbreak: Julia Nechesa on leadership, loss and starting over From boardroom success to personal loss, Julia Nechesa reflects on a year of triumphs, grief, and lessons in resilience and compassion.
PRIME 'If your network of friends can’t raise funds, it’s not a network, it’s a gallery,' says Abojani CEO Abojani CEO Robert Ochieng opens up on money, networks, and the discipline that shaped his rise.
PRIME Tech titan who brought internet to Africa, now racing to make it AI-ready Mr Makatiani is not afraid to dream big. He is already envisioning how Jambojet could triple its fleet over the next five years and expand its network to more domestic and international...
PRIME “I don’t have regrets. I don’t look back.” SBM bank chief’s rulebook on life Bhartesh Shah reflects on 29 years in global banking, fatherhood, and a philosophy of growth, peace, and lifelong learning.
