Kenya’s petroleum sector is entering a decisive phase, and the next few months could reshape the country’s energy employment market.
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Global Handwashing Day: Dettol partners with Nairobi City County to promote handwashing among learners
Nairobi, Kenya, October 2026 – Dettol, a leading hygiene and disinfection brand, partnered with Nairobi City County to promote proper handwashing among learners and raise awareness of the role of
Kenya Airways gets Sh45 billion lifeline as losses widen
Kenya Airways has secured a $350 million government financing lifeline. But the bigger question is whether it can turn funding into a sustainable recovery.
Kenya’s forgotten fruits could become a multibillion-shilling business
Some of Kenya’s most promising agricultural business opportunities may be growing in fruits that rarely appear on supermarket shelves.
Africa’s flight delays expose a costly gap in aviation infrastructure
Africa’s aviation growth could be undermined by an infrastructure problem that passengers rarely see: the systems responsible for managing aircraft movements through the skies.
Africa’s tourism opportunity lies in keeping more money at home
Africa does not simply need more tourists. It needs to capture more of the economic value tourism generates.
Africa’s aviation growth depends on a hidden energy advantage
Africa’s business travel ambitions depend on more than airports, airlines, and new routes.
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Africa’s aviation industry is entering a new growth phase, creating opportunities across airports, cargo, maintenance, training, technology, and regional connectivity.
East Africa’s digital economy has become one of the region’s most powerful engines of commercial growth, but the infrastructure enabling that transformation is also creating a larger target for cybercriminals.
Hospitals can invest millions in sophisticated technology and still lose valuable time to problems that appear deceptively ordinary.
Artificial intelligence is giving African businesses a new source of productivity, but it is also creating a cybersecurity problem that conventional defenses were never designed to handle.
Kenya’s corruption debate is entering a more consequential phase, with concerns increasingly focused not only on stolen public money but on what happens when wealth, political influence, and weak institutions reinforce one another.
Kenya’s next tourism battle may be fought long before a traveller boards a plane.
