Everywhere you look, a product is on sale promising to cleanse your body from the inside out. Teas, powders, milk varieties and all manner of products are on offer. However, a kidney doctor in Nairobi ...

Sadly, the hope that has sustained the Forth Estate through waves and repeat waves of digital disruption appears to be thinning out, with the AI race between the US and China working in Big Tech’s ...

Businesses flagged under the system are effectively locked out of filing VAT returns through the iTax portal, making compliant companies reluctant to trade with them because they cannot ...

Commissioner of Insurance and Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA) Chief Executive Officer, Mr Godfrey Kiptum speaking during the 19th Annual Regional Conference of the Association of Insurance ...

Sourdough is one of the oldest forms of leavened bread, whose origins traces back to ancient Egypt. The method spread across Europe and became a staple before the commercial yeast came into ...

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Kenya rolled out the Roads Annuity Programme in 2014 with the aim of delivering 10,000 km and thus increase the network of paved roads from 14,000 km to 24,000 km over a ten-year period.

KCB Group has doubled its final dividend to Sh3 per share from Sh1.50 previously after posting an 11.2 percent rise in net profit for the year ended December 31, 2025. The higher payout raises the ...

The REIT market remains a not-so-hidden gem in Kenya, where our cultural fixation with real estate investment is unending. Several commercial real estate sectors remain underserved.

In 2025, Lorna Joyce made a painful decision every entrepreneur dreads: she shut down her business. Binti Marvels, the femcare startup she had spent years building, was struggling under the weight of ...

As practitioners involved in the evolution of Kenya’s modern trust framework, we have seen firsthand the gaps families face when wealth transitions without governance.

Globally, women make up roughly 30 percent of the technology workforce and only about 22 percent of workers in artificial intelligence. Women also account for just 28 percent of engineering graduates ...