Constant investments in information and communication technology infrastructure by the government and private sector have over the years narrowed the digital divide and placed Kenya miles ahead of its East African neighbours with regard to 3rd […]

The key to ending the shortage of housing in Kenya depends, in large measure on improving access to affordable housing materials. A vast number of people find themselves priced out of Kenya’s housing mortgage market, and are forced to pay exorbitant […]

The Government has prioritised the leather goods and footwear sector under the Kenya Industrial Transformation Programme (KITP), Kenya Vision 2030 and the Big 4 Agenda. The sector is regarded as a prime driver for the country’s industrialization […]

An agricultural revolution is taking place in Kenya’s towns with mini-farms sprouting in the most unlikely of spaces. From buckets to plastic containers, sacks, and pots, the little farms are sprouting everywhere. In some instances, no soil is […]

The success of Universal Health Coverage (UHC) is dependent on PPPs. Such partnerships are only possible where they are backed by laws that protect the interests of the public. The Health Act 2017 is one such law. Part XIII of the Health Act details […]

The grainy black and white pictures that appeared in the morning papers of Sunday, December 6, 1987, did only partial justice to the loftiest moment Kenya football ever savoured. Some depicted the sea of humanity that packed the stands of the 60,000 […]

Phllda Njau is an American-born Kenyan whose passion for the arts gave birth to the famous Paa ya Paa Art Centre. A seasoned pianist, she is the picture of how one can immerse herself in another culture and bring out the best of both worlds. Phillda […]