Exclusive

Publication

Byline

How much can your landlord raise your rent?

Nairobi, Sept. 14 -- A landlord's decision to increase monthly rent can alter a household's budget, particularly when the new figure runs into thousands of shillings. The Kenyan law does not prescrib... Read More


Can you sue your ex-spouse for moving your child to an expensive school?

Nairobi, Sept. 14 -- When parents separate or divorce, decisions about their children can sometimes become another source of disagreement. One question that may arise is whether one parent can enrol a... Read More


Airtel shuts loss-making Kenya fibre unit after two years

Nairobi, Sept. 14 -- Airtel Africa is winding up its Kenyan wholesale internet and fibre-optic subsidiary, two years after it was set up amid struggles to turn a profit. The Registrar of Companies re... Read More


Court cancels title deed transferred two days after owner's death

Nairobi, Sept. 14 -- A court has cancelled a Nakuru land title after finding that the register was opened two days after the original owner died and another person was recorded as proprietor 11 years ... Read More


Inside Mombasa's rise as Kenya's key tech hub

Nairobi, Sept. 14 -- For decades, Mombasa's economic fortunes have been closely tied to its port, tourism and trade. Now, a new wave of investment in digital infrastructure is positioning the coastal ... Read More


Garage fire a wake-up call on why motor trader insurance matters

Nairobi, Sept. 14 -- When a fire reportedly destroyed more than 50 vehicles at a garage, many Kenyans understandably focused on one question: who will pay for the loss? That question matters. But as ... Read More


Why President Ruto needs an implementation machine

Nairobi, Sept. 14 -- Give President William Ruto credit where credit is due. Amongst many things he sometimes gets accused of, being lacking in ideas is not one of them. His economic rhetoric can some... Read More


Why Kenya must regulate maritime business without killing competition

Nairobi, Sept. 14 -- The Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi's recent call for practical reforms and stronger government-private sector partnership to unlock investment in the maritime sector is ... Read More


EV shift key to easing Kenya forex burden

Nairobi, Sept. 14 -- We work incredibly hard to earn foreign exchange through tea, coffee, horticulture and tourism. Then we send a huge amount of it straight back out of the country to buy the fuel t... Read More


Missing middle: The essential technicians left out of Africa's food system

Nairobi, Sept. 14 -- Africa has spent decades trying to help farmers produce more. That work still matters. But it is no longer enough. The next agricultural revolution will not be won only in fields... Read More