Kenya Has What it Takes to Lead Africa’s Semiconductor Breakthrough
While Africa may not compete with global leaders in advanced chip fabrication in the short term, it is well-positioned to enter key segments of the value chain, including circuit design, assembly, and testing.
Why Taxing Mobile Money Is Backfiring Across Africa
The experience across markets follows a familiar sequence in which a tax is introduced, transaction costs increase, users adjust how they transact, and volumes decline.
Was Sebastian Sawe’s London Marathon Feat a Product of Technology?
When Sebastian Sawe broke the two-hour barrier at the London marathon, it triggered questions of how much technology and science had contributed to the feat.
Why Fleet Owners Are Turning to Smart Monitoring Systems
Artificial Intelligence is the Future of Capital Markets Research in Africa
The broader promise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) requires deliberate fine-tuning for African markets, not the assumption that what works in New York will work in Nairobi, Writes Ken Oidamae Tobiko.
The War That Raised Prices Across Africa- Without Firing a Single Shot on African Soil
Supply chain leaders who build African supplier capacity, qualify local alternatives, and push for the infrastructure and trade reforms that make intra-African trade competitive will hold a structural advantage over the next decade.
The Global Economic Soft Landing Is Built on Three Fragile Assumptions, and All Three Are Cracking
The soft landing rested on three assumptions. That Inflation would keep falling, that economies would keep growing, and that geopolitics would stay calm enough not to matter.Egypt and Kenya’s Relations Are a Model for Strategic African Cooperation
Cairo and Nairobi have successfully built a partnership based on mutual understanding and shared interests, supported by diplomatic ties spanning more than six decades.Why Good Governance Should Power Africa's Energy Wealth
Africa’s energy wealth is real. But wealth becomes prosperity only when governance converts it into an opportunity for ordinary people.
How Kenya's Elections Hijack Economic Policy Every Five Years
Kenya goes to the polls in August 2027. That is eighteen months away. And like clockwork, the fiscal machinery is already shifting
Kenya Is Converting Investor Confidence into Real Economic Growth- Invest Kenya CEO
The direction set out at KIICO 2026 was clear. Kenya is not only open for business, it is actively working to ensure that investment opportunities are actionable, competitive, and supported by strong institutional frameworks.
Why Kenya’s Creative Economy Is Firmly on Investors’ Radar
The creative economy sits at the intersection of innovation, youth employment, digital trade, and intellectual property, making it one of the most compelling long-term investment opportunities.
