Whether it be chapati vendors or fruit sellers, cell phone credit hawkers or souvenir businesses, the streets of Kenya have it all
Beyond identification, the focus is on how technology can detect irregularities early
In several entities, individuals signing off on financial reports were not in good standing with ICPAK
Behind their poised professionalism lies a complex reality, one shaped by the “triple burden” they carry
Kenya must make the choice of what type of future it wants: one led by low-wage exports or one led by value addition, technology and sustainability
At the heart of the problem are illegal recruitment fees and misleading job advertisements
Value addition is more than an industrial slogan – it is a pathway to prosperity
Resources only become assets when they are harnessed, put to good use
The more software shapes the back end of travel, dining and lodging, the more the front end matters
