John Wroe, a 73-year-old Kenyan with English roots is a vintage and classic car collector, a hobby he began in 1971.
His impressive collection features several Rolls-Royces, a 1966 Willis Jeep, Chevrolets, a 1922 Hupmobile, a 1932 Bedford WL2 Ton...
What you start with doesn’t matter, the most important thing is starting. This especially is for anyone looking forward to starting their own business.
The young Nephat Amenya has overcome all odds to among the youngest CEO’s in the country...
The numbers are in, and if an actor’s character doesn’t have a friend named Sheldon or a relative named Pritchett (or if he isn’t named Sheldon or Pritchett), chances are he didn’t make this year’s list of top-paid TV...
Rand Merchant Bank (RMB) has released its 2018 edition of Where to Invest in Africa. The report assesses the economic outlook and investment opportunities in Africa. In this seventh edition, there are significant changes in the top 10 African nations to...
The used car market is booming in Kenya. The pre-owned car market offers bigger and more luxurious cars for the same budget. Also, the opening of organized retail chains has made it easier for the consumers to access used...
Safaricom (NSE: SCOM) has created Kshs.486billion total value for Kenyan society during the 2016/2017 Financial Year, 17 percent higher than the total value it created in the last Financial year.
The company’s two charitable arms, M-PESA and Safaricom Foundations have also...
Safaricom (NSE: SCOM) has today announced Sh 2 million sponsorship for the 9thedition of Ndalat Gaa Cross-Country Championships due to be held on 14th October in Nandi County.
The race was founded by the Late Athletics Kenya President Isaiah Kiplagat in 2008...
According to YourMechanic, the top 20 most expensive car models all cost more than $10,000 to maintain over 10 years. Those estimates include expensive one-off costs, such as a transmission rebuild that skew the average higher. Still, it’s worth taking a look at the...
When we are told that the rich also cry, mere mortals wonder what it is wadosi cry about. We wish we were in their position and wipe away the tears in silky hankies bought at Changi Airport, Singapore, enroute to...
Humphrey Kariuki Ndegwa is one of Kenya’s most storied, yet elusive businessmen. Over the last three decades, Ndegwa, 60, has quietly built his company, the Janus Continental Group, into one of East Africa’s largest conglomerates while staying away from the...
