Brian Otieno

The global fuel crisis has tested governments across the world in ways few economic shocks have in recent years. Rising crude oil prices, supply chain disruptions, geopolitical conflicts and inflationary pressures forced states into difficult and often unpopular policy decisions. From Europe to Africa, governments adopted different coping mechanisms to cushion citizens from the impact

Before the National Treasury published the Finance Bill, 2026, many assumed the politically sensitive debate around Pay As You Earn (PAYE) had been deliberately left untouched. The Bill itself contained no direct proposal to amend PAYE bands, suggesting the government had deliberately chosen to avoid reopening one of the most contested tax conversations in recent years. The assumption has

The Communications Authority's decision to draw on the Universal Service Fund (USF) to prevent the closure of 17 Posta Kenya branches has reignited an important debate about the future of public institutions in Kenya. On the surface, the intervention appears justified. Posta continues to provide services in areas where private logistics and courier operators have little commercial

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For much of its constitutional history, Kenya's judiciary has occupied an uneasy position in economic governance. The Constitution, 2010, transformed the courts into active custodians of public interest. It empowered them to interrogate executive action, protect public resources, and enforce constitutional accountability. This same transformation has steadily drawn courts into disputes whose implications extend far

For much of its constitutional history, Kenya's judiciary has occupied an uneasy position in economic governance. The Constitution, 2010, transformed the courts into active custodians of public interest. It empowered them to interrogate executive action, protect public resources, and enforce constitutional accountability. This same transformation has steadily drawn courts into disputes whose implications extend far

For much of the 20th century, intellectual property law was concerned mainly with protection: rights created to reward inventors, encourage creativity and prevent misappropriation. Today, the more urgent question is whether intellectual property can become a productive economic asset, one capable of attracting investment and supporting national competitiveness. Kenya's proposed Intellectual Property Bill deserves attention on exactly these terms. What

Just a few years ago, the word "network" in a company meant something completely different. A small server room with closed access and a few connected desktop

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