PHYLLIS WAKIAGA
The Writer is the CEO of Kenya Association of Manufacturers and the UN Global Compact Kenya Chapter Board Chair. She can be reached at [email protected]
Right Policy Environment Key to Realizing SDGs
Kenya has undertaken initiatives to ensure that the SDGs are achieved, mainly through development and review of relevant laws and policies.
The Cost of Doing Business Becoming Unbearable
The government needs to urgently remedy this situation to enable businesses to help turn around the trajectory of our economy.
Informal sector in better position to handle waste management
The informal recycling sector has employed many young people who know how to sort and filter valuable, recyclable waste
Power blackouts will derail Vision 2030
Perhaps it’s time that we have an earnest conversation as a country about the economic factors that slow us down and will keep us...
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HEALTH
Whipped and Stripped! A Survivor’s Tale of Harrowing Brutality in a Mental Hospital
The lack of a long-term vision and inadequate resourcing of mental hospital infrastructures continues to take a toll on Kenya’s mentally ill patients.
BUSINESS
Dubai Agency Picks Top Influencer Marketers to Lead Kenyan Operation
This strategic move is in line with indaHash vision to cement its presence in Africa, following its impactful footprint in South Africa since 2017 and successful collaborations with clients like the South African Tourism Board.
SPORT
SportPesa to reward Customers in Cash-Filled Festive Promotion
Running from December 4th to 25th, the SportPesa campaign promises daily excitement with six lucky winners expected to walk away with Ksh5,000 daily.
PERSON OF INTEREST
Captain William Ruto: President’s Namesake With a Decorated Career
Captain William Kipkemboi Ruto is officially known by the name William Ruto, which also happens to be President William Samoei Ruto’s official name.
SMART MONEY
Amazing Origin of ‘Pesa’ and How Shilling Overtook Foreign Currencies
With the establishment of individual Central Banks for the three East African countries, Kenya began printing and minting its own shilling currency notes under the mandate given to the Central Bank of Kenya in 19676.
