Every year, at Pwani Oil, we participate in a coastal clean-up exercise along the Indian Ocean shoreline in Kilifi. In just about three kilometres of beach, we routinely collect more…
Earlier this year, the Strait of Hormuz became the focus of global attention following the Iran-USA-Israel war risks. For businesses, governments and financial markets, this threat was enough to unsettle global trade.
Notably, the Strait…
In the recent past, climate investment discussions in Kenya have largely centred on the domestic generation of carbon credits geared towards sale in the global carbon markets. However, the country's…
In Kenya, there is a specific, sweat-inducing brand of courage found only in a dental waiting room. It is bravery born out of sheer, unadulterated desperation. For most of us,…
Every morning, millions of Kenyans begin their day at a ‘duka’, a roadside kiosk, or a market stall. They get small purchases repeatedly and indeed countless times across the country.…
Kenya recently concluded public consultations on the Draft Virtual Asset Service Providers Regulations, 2026. These rules will operationalise the VASP Act passed last November (2025) and, for the first time,…
Slightly over half a year ago, Kenya’s president, H. E. William Ruto, was in Kilifi to launch the Vipingo Special Economic Zone (SEZ), a landmark 2,000-acre project that is envisioned to create 35,000…
Every litre of fuel lost in silence is a direct hit on already thin profit margins, and for many Kenyan fleet owners, this loss happens daily. As fuel prices remain…
Many multinational employers operating in Kenya rely on global HR policies for good reasons. These frameworks are designed to promote consistency, reinforce shared values, and support a common corporate culture…
By Christopher Anuro
For years, Kenya’s youthful population has been framed as “the leaders of tomorrow” - a promise, a demographic dividend waiting to be unlocked. But that framing is no…