“If someone were to tell me a glass ceiling was standing in my way, I would open a window, fly out and continue to soar.” This spirit of determination is distinctively embodied by Agnes Kalekye, a visionary media leader whose journey exemplifies the boundless potential women bring to the helm.
As Founder and CEO of Craft Silicon, Kamal has consistently demonstrated visionary leadership by harnessing technology to solve Africa’s financial challenges. His journey began with the creation of banking software tailored for microfinance institutions and mobile money platforms that bridge the gap for the unbanked.
Emilio Mwai Kibaki had a rich and multifaceted legacy as a long serving public official.
Microsoft has in recent years significantly expanded its focus in Kenya beyond operating systems.
Google’s growth mindset has led it to increase its presence and investments in Africa.
Increasing use of algorithmic management for surveillance and control of workers and the labour process is making digital workers even more vulnerable.
With the advent of Covid-19 and ensuing restrictions on physical contacts, e-payments have been widely embraced.
The new Range Rover is whisper quiet on the road, thanks to a third-generation active noise cancellation system that generates a cancelling signal, which is then played through the 35 speakers of the meridian signature sound system.
Before central bank digital currencies, the only way consumers could use money that is a direct liability of a central bank was with physical cash.
Mugo Kibati attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) for a M.S. degree in Technology and Policy between 1997 and 1999.
Nancy Matimu has had an illustrious 15-year career, having led and driven growth through transformation of businesses, capacity building in brand, products and innovation as well as sales and operational excellence.
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