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Why motorbikes lead in Kenya's innovation journey

Beyond transport efficiency, they have given employment to thousands of Kenyans.
By XN Iraki 2d ago
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The other reason for this strategy is that traditional extension services, characterised by face-to-face interactions, are not bearing fruit. 
By Graham Kajilwa 2d ago
Travel insurance is a policy that covers unforeseen incidents that may occur before or during a trip.
By Loise Ngethe 2d ago
There was a 49 per cent increase in suspected digital fraud attempts in half one (H1) 2025 compared to H1 2024.
By Graham Kajilwa 2d ago
Latest data from the Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA) shows that by the end of 2022, Kenya had 11,400 agents and 176 brokers serving the entire industry. 
By Brian Ngugi 2d ago
Kenya is struggling to fully harness the huge benefits of the preferential trade agreements it has signed with various markets.
By Graham Kajilwa 1w ago
In partnership with GIZ, the Kenya Film Commission is deepening its longstanding commitment to championing women’s leadership in film.
By James Wanzala 1w ago
Players in the multi-billion-shilling tourism industry have been urged to embrace innovation.
By Philip Mwakio 1w ago
A Kenyan digital startup is turning alumni connections into a structured business model.
By Juliet Omelo 1w ago
Kenya has upped its ante in the local production of electronics, with firms such as K‑Elec Kenya launching a new assembly plant in Syokimau.
By Ryan Kerubo 1w ago
African developers are moving away from short-burst hackathons and adopting a slower, community-first approach that requires teams to consult residents before building digital tools.
By Benard Orwongo 2w ago
The lack of emotional connection is becoming as apparent as the need to adopt new technologies in businesses.
By Graham Kajilwa 2w ago
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