New Rule of Money #1: Money is Knowledge
Why what you know, not what you have, makes you rich
This is the first in a series on the new rules of money. I lay the foundation for this series in my...
The Groove Awards 2016 winners ceremony took place today at the Safaricom Stadium in Kasarani. The event was hosted by Dj Soxxy and Size 8 and was broadcasted live on K24 Tv.
The event featured performances from musicians such as...
Police corruption is a form of police misconduct in which law enforcement officers seek personal gain, such as money or career advancement, through the abuse of power, for example by accepting bribes in exchange for not pursuing, or selectively...
Safaricom, Kenya's most respected brand has lived up to her billing by launching BLAZE, a communication and empowerment platform designed by, and for, Kenya’s youth. To maintain relevance with the biggest segment of the population, Safaricom got youth together to...
Thomas Sankara: Africa's Che Guevara
Thomas Sankara was Burkina Faso’s president from August 1983 until his assassination on October 15, 1987. Perhaps, more than any other African president in living memory, Thomas Sankara, in four years, transformed Burkina Faso from a...
Mobile service provider Safaricom today pulled another hat trick by launching BLAZE, a communication and empowerment platform designed by, and for, Kenya’s youth.
BLAZE – which cost 25 per cent of Safaricom’s marketing budget to conceptualize, develop and launch –...
As the world's most populated country, China's gridlocked traffic is legendary, especially in major cities like Beijing and Shanghai.
To help combat the problem of traffic jams and maximise limited road space, the country's top engineers have unveiled the Transit...
At least 40 people die of accident-related injuries every month at the Muhimbili Orthopedic Institute (MOI), it has been established.
An orthopaedic and trauma specialist at the institute, Dr Kennedy Nchimbi, told The Citizen in an exclusive interview that deaths...
Guest Contributor: KPA Chairman, David Waweru
Three years after the Kenyan government introduced VAT on books, the country's publishing and bookselling industries – of which educational books represent 85% – have been decimated by the move, according to the Kenyan Publishers...
Assessing the state of university education in Kenya
Guest contributor - John Mutua
Official government account boasts an exponential growth in education, across all levels, over the past decade. However, concerns abound over the quality of education. Even as education experts deplore...
