Many multinational employers operating in Kenya rely on global HR policies for good reason. These frameworks are designed to promote consistency, reinforce shared values, and support a common corporate culture…
Recent data shows that health insurance coverage in Kenya has grown to around 30% of the population, a significant rise from 10% in 2007. This growth reflects a combination of government…
Kenya’s creative economy is evolving from cultural promise into investment reality. Spanning film, music, digital content, gaming, fashion, and sports, the sector has emerged as one of Africa’s most dynamic…
The far-reaching and unrelenting nature of the news cycle in 2026 so far – from conflicts and geopolitics, to major market movements, technology breakthroughs and AI developments – has created…
In Eastern Africa, women move the region’s goods. By some estimates, women account for nearly three-quarters of all cross-border traders in the region. For years, they used informal routes to…
Nairobi is approaching the limits of its water supply. As the city expands, demand continues to rise while the capital remains heavily dependent on rivers originating in surrounding counties. Groundwater…
The forces reshaping international health insurance in 2026 go deeper than cyclical market pressures. They represent fundamental shifts in how people live globally, how wealth moves across borders, and how…
Kenyan beverages giant East African Breweries recently refinanced an existing KES 11 billion corporate bond through a medium-term note priced at 11.8%, marking the first issuance under its newly approved…
In business, disputes are inevitable. They can slow down growth, strain partnerships, and tie up capital in costly litigation. For Kenyan businesses, the stakes are high, but Nairobi is quietly…
There is an uncomfortable truth many business owners avoid confronting. You can post every day. You can boost ads. You can reply instantly. You can even offer discounts. And still,…