Graham Kajilwa

The drop in prices of commodities such as wheat flour, sugar, and cooking oil during this year has failed to offer Kenyans a reprieve in the cost of living, with many surviving on debt.

A harsh economic environment became the common phrase in redundancy notices by different companies.

More than years after taking office, President William Ruto is still grappling to find the right sale pitch for his government's

Perhaps the biggest task that awaits the incoming Cabinet Secretary for Agriculture Mutahi Kagwe in the coming year is ensuring that Kenya complies

The government is yet to provide further details on how mobile payment termination points will be used as tax registers, an exercise that was supposed to commence during the Christmas holidays.

The expectation that banks will unclench their fists and extend more credit to the private sector as the new year starts due to the reduced Central Bank Rate (CBR) may not come to pass.

The National Police Service (NPS) and the Kenya Prisons Service (KPS) plan to tap into the government's affordable housing programme (AHP) to improve the living conditions of their officers.

Underwriters are continually coming up with new technology-driven platforms that are allowing them to interact directly with clients; cutting out the agents.

Vinod Goel, the group chief executive of Jumia, believes he has cracked the code to grow the e-commerce platform into an unrivalled firm in the region’s rural market.

High-end hotels are slowly becoming a norm in Nairobi with the recent entrant of Hyatt Regency. The hotel chain officially opened on Wednesday, revealing plans for more outfits in the market.