EABL’s Million-Dollar Opportunity as Tusker Hunts Continental Glory
Tusker has the added advantage of having its flagship brand front and centre. It is already one of Africa's most famous beers. By becoming Champions League regulars or having a great run in the competition, the Tusker brand could easily be etched in the minds of fans across a football-mad continent.
New Govt Portal to Process All Public Tenders – Gamechanger or...
The jury remains out on whether the introduction of the e-procurement system will be able to put a dent in the country's high-powered corruption and mismanagement of public funds
It’s Not Alright, Mr Ruto. What Happened To You Is Wrong!
There’s something certainly fishy about the DP’s dalliance with Museveni. But there’s also something seriously wrong when the counterattack is done to embarrass the second in command. It could be politics, yes, but let it done to the DP as it is done to the President. After all, they both own this Jubilee Government.
EDITORIAL: To Safeguard Livelihoods, Unlock Sports and Entertainment in Kenya
The stringent measures announced on March 26 by President Uhuru Kenyatta as part of the country's efforts to curb the spread of Covid-19 have...
Medical Tourism: Dignitaries Admitted in Kenya Reveal Multi-Billion Opportunity
While Kenya's public health system is weighed down by corruption, inadequate funding, mismanagement and labour disputes - its private facilities seem to be fairing much better. Ensuring that the country's health facilities - both private and public - meet the highest international standards would open up a multi-billion shilling medical tourism industry in the country.
Covid-19 Vaccine: Why Kenya’s Sex Workers Should be First in Line
Kenya needs to consider the welfare of sex workers even as it rolls out Covid-19 vaccination in hospitals across the country. Not only did Covid-19 threaten their livelihoods but it also exposed them to poor health outcomes.
Youth Must Get Their Hands Dirty to Dig Out Millions
With the rising world’s population and increased mass consumption, there is a greater need for youth to venture into agriculture
Low-Cost Capital Needed to Fund Affordable Housing
According to the World Bank, approximately 56.0% of the Kenyan urban population live in slums and poor quality housing in rural areas.
Foreigners Who Killed a Promising Kenyan Firm Must Pay For Their...
Spencon case illustrates the need for awareness amongst Kenyan workers on the recourse they have in case they encounter discrimination.
Here Cometh Kenyan CEO For Safaricom. Should We Be Worried?
The most successful company in the region - both in terms of profits and innovation - being led by one of our own is something to be proud of.