Innovation often comes from observing and adapting natural systems.
Some religious leaders have transformed faith, prayer and charitable giving into mechanisms for financial extraction and psychological dependence.
Is lack of courtesy a natural output of capitalism? Kenya's early encounter with capitalism killed courtesy.
An intelligent student who uses AI responsibly can conceptualise a study, analyse textual material and revise successive drafts with considerable efficiency.
An opportunity beyond Kenya becomes meaningful when the business at home can respond.
At least six heads of state and government leaders will join President William Ruto on Wednesday for the groundbreaking of the Sh2.2 trillion Lamu oil refinery, set to serve regional fuel markets.
Nairobi region consumed 5,465.36 GWh during the period under review, representing a 10.09pc increase, equivalent to 501.02 GWh, from the 4,964.34 GWh recorded in the previous year.
Government selects 10 irrigation schemes covering 14,819 acres for a pilot programme targeting 52,115 farmers through better production, financing, technology and market access.
Air quality, lighting, comfort and mental wellbeing are becoming part of the test for coworking spaces under a new global rating for flexible workplaces.
Tea factory management has declared bonus payments to farmers for the year 2025/2026 for the supply of more than 1,094,710,523.06 kgs of green leaf for processing.
Africa's growing adoption of digital finance and emerging efforts to regulate virtual assets could put the continent on a different financial trajectory.
Kenya's coffee market for 2025/2026 closes on September 30, 2026, with the last auction generating Sh841.3 million from the sale of 17,765 bags.