Why Western Kenya’s Largest Shopping Mall Isn’t Making Money
By Ogova Ondego Published January 26, 2024 It is January 6, the first Saturday in 2024, when I...
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Category: Logistics
How to Get Seamless Travel Experience to and from Kenya
By Abdi Ali Published December 25, 2023 Following an avalanche of seemingly never ending...
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How to Cope and Flourish in Today’s Stressful World
By Ogova Ondego Published August 27, 2023 As you stop at traffic lights on your way to work every...
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Exceptional Contributions to Business Literature in Africa Awarded
By Abdi Ali Published May 22, 2023 Africa: Open for Business, a book by Deanne De Vries, a veteran...
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Harness Africa’s Full Potential Through The synergy of Business and Information Technology
By Upuli De Abrew Published March 5, 2023 Africa is poised for economic growth, rapid urbanisation...
Read MoreCreative Producer Incubation Meeting Selects Participants
By Sharlene Versfeld Published October 13, 2022 Fifteen film producers from around the globe have been selected to participate in a week-long Creative Producer Indaba (CPI) whose programme is packed with workshops, discussions,...
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New Law Stops Evictions and Demolitions During Non-Work Hours
By Abdi Ali Published November 22, 2020 If a proposed new law is approved, residents of...
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Road Tarmacking Snuffs Life Out of Village
By Ogova Ondego Published March 2, 2020 The village had a steady supply of piped water, street...
Read MoreWiki Loves Africa Photographic competition Invites Entries
By Iminza Keboge Published February 19, 2020 An annual competition of photographs and audiovisual media that celebrates African diversity on Wikipedia invites. Known as Wiki Loves Africa and organised by Wiki In Africa, the...
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Africa Arts Round Up
By Khalifa Hemed Published November 19, 2019 British Council, Prince Claus Fund for Culture and...
Read MoreEthiopia’s Dams and Plantations a Threat to Kenyans
By Human Rights Watch Press Published February 14, 2017 The development of dams and plantations in Ethiopia’s lower Omo Valley threaten the livelihoods of half a million indigenous people in Ethiopia and Kenya. The water levels...
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Why Africa’s Urban Infrastructure Should Be Disability-Friendly
By Ogova Ondego Published January 17, 2017 Most of us in Africa dream of living in a town. Here,...
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