By Donghun Lee In little more than a decade, artificial intelligence has transitioned from an obscure terminology to a central component of global business discourse. Today, hardly any corporate strategy, product launch or policy speech is complete without reference to…
By Dr Vivian Manyeki, Public Health Specialist and Tobacco Harm Reduction Advocate In the busy corridors of the 11th Conference of the Parties (COP11) to the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) in Geneva, a heated exchange occurred. A…
By Ursula Fear, Senior Talent Program Manager at Salesforce The pace of change in the workplace is faster than ever, reshaping the skills required to thrive. This shift demands a new approach to learning – one that moves beyond passive…
By Rakesh Kashyap Kenya’s middle class is facing one of the toughest financial squeezes in recent memory. Rising taxes, spiraling living costs, and mandatory deductions are shrinking disposable income at alarming rates. By the time statutory deductions like NSSF, NHIF,…
By Ursula Fear The conversation about AI and the workforce has been dominated by one word: replacement. However, the true story of this technological revolution isn’t about replacement, but about redeployment – a fundamental shift in how we orchestrate human…
By Fredrique Achieng, PR Manager at OPPO Kenya. Following the early 2024 launch of OPPO AI, OPPO reaffirms its dedication to providing a top-tier AI experience with the new Reno14 Series. With the latest ColorOS 15, the Reno14 Series introduces…
By Victor M. Mwongera This year, Year 9 learners across Kenya are facing one of the most important decisions in their academic journey: choosing a career pathway. For the first time, under the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC), students must select between…
Fredrique Achieng, PR Manager at OPPO Kenya. The evolution of photography is one that is taking the world by storm. From the early days of basic image editing of colour correcting and adjusting exposure to applying filters, image focusing and…
By Prudence Khamati Insurance for most Kenyans, is a grudge purchase – something people reluctantly buy because it is mandated, not necessarily because they see its value. This has contributed to a low insurance penetration rate of under 3%, according…
By Elizaphan Muraguri Kenya is seeing a shift in the employment sector as majority of the population is seeking to become entrepreneurs and business owners, ditching the jobholder title. The lack of formal jobs in the country and the ever-increasing…
