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Opinion
Title deed insurance key to safeguarding property of Kenyans
The confidence, trust, and appetite for properties have been on a decline in the recent past, especially in many countries across Africa, due to the high-risk nature of the acquisition
By Dr Hillary Wachinga
3d ago
The AI Bill 2026 risks importing not just good ideas, but also the burdens that come with regulating far more advanced economies.
By George Nyongesa
4d ago
By Lydiah Kiburu
4d ago
By Victor Chesang
4d ago
By Patrick Omoro
1w ago
By Lydiah Kiburu
2w ago
The ability to understand why a claim outcome was reached often matters as much as how quickly it is delivered.
By Patrick Omoro
1w ago
For leaders running digital businesses, the lesson is clear: fixing a technical problem does not automatically restore customer confidence
By Lydiah Kiburu
2w ago
Fair and inclusive taxation will empower MSMEs, reduce fiscal risks, and build a resilient, future-ready economy.
By George Obell
3w ago
Personal data includes images, videos, and any information that can identify an individual. Personal data must be collected lawfully, fairly, and transparently. Consent is not optional.
By Immaculate Kassait
1mo ago
A failed transaction, a confusing interface, or a slow response may register as a minor deviation on a dashboard.
By Lydia Kiburu
1mo ago
Kenya’s transport sector has long been central to the economy, yet it remains heavily dependent on imported fossil fuels and exposed to volatile global energy markets.
By Andrii Volokha
1mo ago
For more than 25 years, illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing in the South West Indian Ocean was largely treated as a technical fisheries issue.
By Erick Ngure
1mo ago
As climate change, economic strain and land scarcity intensify, dismissing earthen architecture is increasingly becoming untenable.
By Sally Miruri
1mo ago
It is a profound corporate rescue mission and a second chance to reclaim a destiny that once glittered on the horizon before fading into the painful economic anguish of Tullow’s operational pullback.
By John Ariko
1mo ago
Organisations and leaders that thrive now are not those with the most resources. They are the ones where resources flow toward value instead of gathering in approval queues.
By Victor Chesang
1mo ago
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