By Nyatichi Verity The title KENYA: Paradise on Earth immediately evokes familiar images of Kenya: majestic wildlife roaming across endless savannahs, pristine beaches stretching along the Indian Ocean, fertile landscapes, diverse ecosystems, and the warmth of its people. For many…
By Miriam Nyandika Philip Kinisu’s The Interrupted Accountant is a captivating autobiography about leadership, public service, and the difficult realities of confronting corruption in Kenya. While the book offers an exclusive account of Kinisu’s journey from the corporate world into…
By David Onyango It is a rewarding experience to read the life story of a man who has watched four presidents come and go and lived long enough to write about all of them. All this with the steady hand…
By Risper Atieno Insurance leaders, technology experts, regulators, and financial sector executives from across Africa converged in Nairobi for the 5th edition of the InsurTech Forum Nairobi (ITFN) 2026, with a strong call for organisations to move beyond strategy formulation…
By Elijah Mbalaria Picture a man who spent thirty-five years climbing to the chairmanship of PwC Africa, later chaired one of Kenya’s most scrutinised anti-corruption agencies, and built, by almost every conventional measure, a distinguished career. That same man, however,…
By Elijah Mbalaria In the early hours of Sunday June 28, 2026, soldiers surrounded the Kampala headquarters of Nation Media Group. By sunrise, Uganda’s oldest surviving independent newspaper, the Daily Monitor, had armed men stationed at its gates. NTV Uganda…
By Nyatichi Verity Despite books being painstakingly developed through months or even years of research, writing, editing, and financial sacrifice, the Kenyan publishing industry is increasingly under threat from book piracy. The vice has emerged as one of the most…
By Lucy Atieno The recent tragic death of a Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) student, who was allegedly pushed from a moving Nicco Movers bus along Thika Superhighway, has reignited national debate over public transport safety in Kenya. While the…
By Mercy Kalee Article 10 and Article 118 of Kenya’s Constitution have anchored public participation as a cornerstone of democratic governance. The intention was very clear, that laws and policies affecting citizens should not be made without them having an…
By Dorris Munguti Few experiences are more disheartening for a writer than receiving a rejection message. Every year, countless manuscripts are turned away by publishers, not because they lack merit, but because they do not fit a publisher’s commercial priorities…