Top 20 Brands Redefining Customer Experience in Kenya 2025
In a powerful move to support this key group, Little recently partnered with Minet and Pioneer Insurance to offer over 200,000 drivers financial protection in the event of an accident.
Publisher’s Note: Celebrating the Top Corporate Brands Driving Business in 2024
As Business Monthly EA releases its sixth Kenya @ 60 edition, we reflect on the remarkable journey of economic growth that has been fired by various industries.
Eskom and South Africa’s energy crisis: De Ruyter book strikes a chord but falls flat on economic fixes
By Abdi Ismail Samatar, Extraordinary Professor, University of Pretoria The former chief executive of South Africa’s power utility, Eskom, has written a scathing critique of the ruling party’s practices that…
5 steps you can take to manage a hike in interest rates
Many households are feeling the financial pinch caused by the rising cost of living.
Three priorities Africa’s newbie on the World Bank board should focus on
Executive directors must approve all World Bank loans and guarantees, country assistance strategies, the administrative budget of the Bank, and the Bank’s key operational policies and procedures.
Energy prices: Here’s what UK government can do to cut household bills
Support for investment in renewable energy needs to be changed, moving the burden from consumers to investors.
The US was not prepared for a pandemic – free market capitalism and government deregulation may be to blame
Spending on health care in the US, including on hospitals, medications and private insurance, has more than tripled in the past 60 years.
The World Bank and IMF are using flawed logic in their quest to do away with the informal sector
Tax evasion does indeed exist, including in a subset of the informal economy.
Nigeria’s digital currency: what the eNaira is for and why it’s not perfect
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.
Work as we knew it has changed. Time to think beyond the wage
The ways in which people think about ‘work’ are increasingly out of step with the everyday realities of work for most people in the world.