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Isaac Rodrot and the evolution of Watamu's tourism economy

When the history of Kenyan coastal tourism is written, the story of Isaac Rodrot will stand out.
By Philip Mwakio 3d ago
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The financing solutions are designed to address a critical financing gap for many digital and digitally enabled businesses that struggle to secure commercial loans.
By James Wanzala 3d ago
The investment is part of the consumer goods manufacturer’s efforts to increase renewable energy use across its operations and reduce reliance on conventional fuels.
By James Wanzala 4d ago
The students who will arrive at Kenyan universities in 2029 will have spent their entire schooling being asked not what they know, but what they can do.
By John Maina 1w ago
Beneath the feathers and familiar clucking lies an often-overlooked goldmine: the potential to turn poultry keeping into a profitable enterprise.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 1w ago
According to a report by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK), only about 20 per cent of small businesses in the country have access to formal credit.
By James Wanzala 1w ago
The campaign targets small and medium-sized enterprises, importers, students, investors and families making payments abroad.
By John Maina 1w ago
In a feedlot, livestock gain weight faster, there is better control of feeding and animal health, more predictable finishing weights and improved meat quality and market value.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 2w ago
Kenya’s Saccos have a powerful competitive advantage in member loyalty, deposits and financial data, but outdated governance and slow technology adoption risk eroding it.
By James Mungai 2w ago
Kenyan businesses should focus not on whether to adopt AI, but on where it can deliver measurable economic value.
By Ann Kinyanjui 2w ago
Rising feed costs, prolonged drought and declining fodder and maize production are squeezing dairy farmers in Trans Nzoia, forcing them to raise milk prices, and absorb shrinking incomes.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 2w ago
The 2026 World Cup showed small businesses how technology can boost sales, improve customer service and handle sudden demand.
By Chris Flood 2w ago
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