Tourists love magical Kenya, let’s keep them coming
The unique mix of the Big Five is a great value proposition that has seen Kenya’s fame increase globally By MURIITHI NDEGWA The world loves
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Big progress in malaria treatment
Sarah Omache, the Kisii County Executive Committee Member for Health says improved support as a result of various initiatives implemented at the county has enabled
Why public participation leads to quality laws
When law or decision-making is slowed, we avoid unnecessary slip-ups and duplications. BY EDWIN MUSONYE Allowing public participation in decision-making is an important tenet in
Rising temperatures threaten wildlife
The WWF study shows that extreme swings in temperatures on the surface will threaten up to half of the population of animal species on earth
How data analytics can boost businesses
With reliable information, investors, financiers and managers can make informed and productive decisions that will lead to effective use of resources. By EDWIN MUSONYE The
Developing future leaders
The new Kenyan education system has removed examinations at different levels and now uses an evaluation approach throughout the child’s education life. BY THRITY ENGINEER-MBUTHIA
What leadership is not
A good leader knows what not to do and their success comes from constantly wanting to improve and grow, to learn and get better. BY
Why shift to social, political debates is good for business
Customers want companies to motivate change by either showcasing their own investments around an issue, or by providing avenues for customers to engage and contribute
Is devolution working as it should?
While some people feel that devolution has resulted in more development at grassroot level, others believe that problems of governance on the national level have
Why Africa’s greatest need is not cash
In Africa, poor leadership, graft, poor resource management and ill-conceived policies are so intrinsically intertwined and can be attributed to widespread poverty and underdevelopment. BY