Kericho County: Kenya Tea Heartland, Smallholder and Estate Production, Kipsigis Heritage and the Highland Economy
Kericho County is the heart of Kenya tea production, hosting major multinational estates, thousands of smallholder farms, the Kipsigis Kalenjin sub-community and a productive highland economy with 901,000 residents.
Kenyan Diaspora in Norway: Healthcare Workforce, Education Pathways and the Oslo-Bergen Community Profile
The Kenyan diaspora in Norway combines a strong healthcare workforce presence, educational pathways and a growing professional community across Oslo, Bergen, Trondheim and Stavanger. Explore the community profile, employment sectors and the Kenya-Norway relationship.
Harambee Sacco: Civil Service Heritage, Five Decades of Cooperative Saving and the Tier-One DT-Sacco Offering of Today
Harambee Sacco, founded in 1971 for Office of the President staff, has grown into a tier-one DT-Sacco with KSh 30+ billion in assets and an open common bond serving civil servants, county workers and the wider public sector across Kenya.
Beauty Salon Business in Kenya: Start-Up Costs, Licensing, Service Mix and the Profitable Hair, Skin and Nail Economy
A beauty salon in Kenya can generate dependable revenue from a broad service mix of hair, skin and nail treatments. Explore start-up costs, licensing, location, staff, pricing, supplier relationships and the path to opening a profitable salon in Nairobi or upcountry towns.
Maseno University: The Equator Campus, Western Kenya Higher Education and the Faculty of Education Heritage
Maseno University straddles the equator on the road between Kisumu and Busia, growing from a 1990 constituent college into a chartered public university with 20,000+ students. Explore its faculty of education heritage, schools and the western Kenya higher education footprint.
Kisii County Kenya: Soapstone, Banana, Tea and the Densely Populated Highland Economy of the Gusii Heartland
Kisii County is one of Kenya's most densely populated highland counties, home to the Gusii community, the Tabaka soapstone industry and a thriving banana, tea and dairy economy that anchors south-western Kenya.
Wajir County: Livestock Economy, Northern Kenya Geography, Cultural Heritage and Investment Opportunities in a Frontier County
Wajir County, in north-eastern Kenya, hosts 781,000 residents and a vast livestock economy of 1.2 million camels and 1.5 million goats. Explore its Somali heritage, livestock value chain, cross-border trade, the Wagalla legacy and investment opportunities.
Mental Health in Kenya: Burden, Mathari Hospital, the Mental Health Act 2022 and the Path Toward Community-Based Care
One in four Kenyans experiences a mental health condition in their lifetime, yet mental health receives a small fraction of health spending. Explore Mathari Hospital, the Mental Health Act 2022, the workforce shortage, NACADA and the path to community-based care.
Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT): Founding, Engineering and IT Programmes, Juja Campus and the Industry Pipeline
JKUAT grew from a 1981 Japan-supported college of agriculture and technology into a public university with 40,000+ students, anchored at the 200-hectare Juja campus. Explore its engineering, agriculture, computing and health programmes, plus the Pan African University Institute for Basic Sciences.