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Affordable Housing Demand Booms As Boma Yangu Signups Hit 1 million Highlights

Boma Yangu: Kenyans’ appetite for home ownership under the Affordable Housing Programme (AHP) continues to strengthen, with registrations on the Boma Yangu platform surpassing the one-million mark. The milestone highlights growing public confidence in government-backed affordable housing projects and...

A rush for natural resources: The modern global contest for real value

A familiar pattern is re-emerging across the global landscape. Beneath the language of diplomacy, ideology, and humanitarian intervention lies an enduring driver of conflict and cooperation alike: control of resources. What the world is witnessing today is not a...

Why converting Grade Tens to Form Ones is curriculum justice, not a setback

Kenya’s education system is at a defining moment. As the first cohorts transition into Senior School under the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC), uncomfortable truths are emerging. Many learners entering Grade Ten are not academically prepared for the demands placed upon...

Absa Group CEO affirms Kenya’s position as a regional financial hub during three-day visit

Absa Group Chief Executive Officer, Kenny Fihla, is on a three-day working visit to Kenya marked by engagements with senior government officials, regulators, and leaders from the business and financial services sectors. During the visit, Fihla will meet public and...

Knight Frank Kenya Report: Real estate market shows resilience as investors shift to quality and completion

Kenya’s real estate sector closed 2025 in a position of cautious strength, marked by stabilising macroeconomic conditions, selective investor confidence, and a clear shift from speculative expansion to disciplined execution. This is according to the Kenya Market Update H2...

The Kenyan mirror: why corruption isn’t just a leadership problem

For decades, the Kenyan conversation has been dominated by a single villain: "The Government." We gather in markets, offices, and on social media to lament the state of the nation, pointing trembling fingers at the presidency and Parliament. We...

Fixing Kenya’s food crisis: Why policy and distribution matter more than production

Kenya is a country richly blessed with arable land, diverse climates, and a hardworking population. We have what it takes to feed ourselves and even export food to the region. So why do we constantly face food shortages, high prices,...

Why the Bodaboda and M-Pesa Kiosk models deserve harder questions

Kenya’s informal economy is often celebrated for its resilience. The bodaboda stage on every corner and the near-ubiquitous M-Pesa kiosk are presented as proof of an industrious nation that will always find a way to survive. That narrative is...

Doshi joins tabb’s Trade Credit Network to unlock interest-free credit for SMEs

In a significant move for Kenya’s SME and construction ecosystem, leading hardware and electrical solutions provider Doshi has joined tabb’s rapidly expanding trade credit network. The partnership enables thousands of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)—from neighbourhood hardware stores to...

Why practical skills matter more than degrees in today’s economy

Equipping children with practical skills is no longer optional. It is a core requirement for survival and success in the modern world. Every generation thrives based on what the economy and society demand at that time. Our parents accessed...

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