The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has recently taken a strong stance urging commercial banks in the country to adopt new transparency measures in lending practices. This announcement comes amid
The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has recently taken a strong stance urging commercial banks in the country to adopt new transparency measures in lending practices. This announcement comes amid
In “Africa’s Business Revolution,” authors Acha Leke, Mutsa Chironga, and Georges Desvaux highlight the potential for growth and innovation within the continent’s markets. The book provides essential insights tailored to
Richard Branson’s philosophy of entrepreneurship—one defined by risk-taking, innovation, and resilience—resonates strongly with Kenyan business leaders. His book, “Screw It, Let’s Do It,” provides a candid look at the journeys
In 2026, “The Psychology of Money” by Morgan Housel has emerged as a best-seller in Kenya, capturing readers’ attention with its unique blend of storytelling and financial wisdom. The book
Kenya’s entrepreneurs have access to a wealth of information through various business books, which provide expert advice and strategies for navigating the local market. Popular titles like “The 10X Rule”
The ever-evolving business landscape in Kenya has created a demand for robust insights and actionable strategies within the entrepreneurial community. Several outstanding books highlight essential reading for those seeking success.
In a landmark investment, OpenAI has allocated $252 million to Merge Labs, a startup focused on developing brain-computer interfaces. This strategic move underscores OpenAI’s commitment to exploring the convergence of
Shares in Reliance Industries have experienced a dramatic decline, hitting the most oversold level in five years. The tumble comes amidst increasing concerns over profitability and market outlook, compelling investors
Global stock markets reacted negatively as President Trump intensified demands concerning tariffs over Greenland, leading to a significant decline in share values. Investors expressed concern over potential trade wars and
Kenya has successfully arranged a bond switch to defer KSh 25 billion in debt obligations until 2037, providing the government with much-needed fiscal breathing space. This maneuver allows the government