Opinion
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Is Kenya’s budget too rigid? A look at non-discretionary spending
By Faith Nzomo On Thursday, June 12, 2025, the Cabinet Secretary for the National Treasury and Economic Planning John Mbadi…
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Why Murkomen’s shoot-to-kill remarks are dangerous, reckless and deeply irresponsible
By Mathias T. Kinyoda Last week, Kenya’s Cabinet Secretary for Interior and National Administration Kipchumba Murkomen did something both alarming…
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Why young Kenyans must plan their retirement planning as early as now
By Patience Muvea, Chief Actuary-Liberty Life Kenya Financial independence feels incredible when it first arrives. Landing that dream job, closing…
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How Kenya’s private security sector enhances community resilience and sustainability
In the evolving landscape of Kenya’s security and development, the private security sector has emerged as a vital contributor not…
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Capital, conscience, the crisis of plastics and the role of finance in environmental stewardship
By CHARLES WOKABI In 2017, Kenya made global headlines by enacting one of the world’s strictest bans on single-use plastic…
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Why mental wellness at work is a strategic imperative, not a luxury
By Edwin Macharia The pace and pressure of today’s work environment present a complex web of challenges that deeply affect…
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How AI is revolutionising traditional banking roles
By Hartnell Ndungi Artificial Intelligence (AI) is advancing at an incredible rate, leading to the invention of new and sophisticated…
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How to save for retirement and your child’s education
Kenya’s pension sector is going through important reforms that promise better financial security for retirees. In August 2024, the National…
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How pens are continuing to shape education and literacy in a digital age
When Marcel Bich was introducing affordable ballpoint pens in the post-war era, he was responding to a practical need in…
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