Opinion

By Liban MohamedSustainability in real estate is no longer just a global trend, it’s becoming a necessity. With climate change, rapid urbanization, and depleting natural resources, the focus on green buildings and eco-friendly practices…
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By Dominic KamonjoAccording to the International Labour Organization (ILO), over 2.7 million workers die each year as a result of work-related accidents and diseases. This translates to a daily count of nearly 7,400 workers per day.…
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Corporate governance is not only the backbone of a company's success, but also the center of relations with the public and shareholders. Corporate governance, the multifaceted framework encompassing systems, principles, and processes,…
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By George NjaoJust like learning to write, read or even ride a bicycle, basic skills and proper mannerism are best imparted early enough so it is essential for children to learn about and Practice road safety at a young age. Educating…
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By Kenn OkakaThe Football Kenya Federation (FKF) on Monday unveiled its five-member electoral board, tasked with overseeing the forthcoming football elections, which are expected to conclude before the end of this year.The board,…
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The global consumer electronics market has this far into the year generated a staggering $950 billion , with an annual growth rate of 2.90% from 2024 to 2029. This immense market size underscores the critical role that consumer electronics…
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By Elizabeth Wasunna-OchwaIt is often said that ‘if you want to go fast, go alone but if you want to go far, go together’. It is also argued that no economy can achieve its full potential without the participation of women and…
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In many parts of the world, the intense pressure to have a child of a specific gender can create emotional and social turmoil, often placing unfair blame on women. This persistent desire for a son or a daughter leads to significant stress…
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By Moses MuthuiBack in the early 2000s, paying my university fees meant dressing up and making a trip to the bank to deposit the money in person, and of course, the visit was laced with the greater respect of 'where money lives.'…
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BY BENTE KROGMANN,Despite the stagnant penetration rate of below three percent, the insurance landscape in Africa holds promise, brimming with opportunities and insurance potential.Given Africa's high mobile penetration, especially…
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