Waste-to-energy technology presents Kenya with an opportunity to address two pressing challenges simultaneously: the growing crisis of urban waste management and the need for additional electricity ge...
The informal food sector is the unsung engine of Kenya's food system, ensuring that millions of urban and rural consumers have access to affordable, culturally appropriate food through a vast network ...
Waste management has become one of the most pressing environmental and public health challenges facing Kenya's rapidly growing cities and towns. From the overflowing Dandora dumpsite in Nairobi to the...
Kenya's film industry stands at an exciting inflection point, transitioning from a nascent sector struggling for recognition to a dynamic creative force producing content for domestic, continental, an...
The gig economy has fundamentally altered the landscape of work and employment in Kenya, creating flexible earning opportunities for millions while raising urgent questions about worker protection, pl...
Climate finance has become one of the most important frontiers in Kenya's sustainable development agenda, encompassing green bonds, carbon credit markets, renewable energy investment, and climate-resi...
Kenya's marine and freshwater resources represent one of the country's most significant yet underexploited economic assets, with the blue economy vision articulating an ambitious plan to harness the p...
Kenya's creative economy, spanning music, film, fashion, visual arts, and digital content, has emerged as a dynamic growth sector employing hundreds of thousands and generating tens of billions of shi...
Nairobi has established itself as one of Africa's premier business hubs, hosting regional headquarters for hundreds of multinational corporations from Google to Visa, one of only four global UN headqu...