Gervase Jeneri Wakoli candidly shares his personal story of failures in business. Founder engoho.com, Zinake and Engoho Kuku Farm, Gervase Wakoli is a Kenyan award winning entrepreneur with a passion for social entrepreneurship, agribusiness, value addition and economic empowerment. This article is adopted from a Facebook
Madam boss, step aside! Akothee, even you would love this one. We love the internet as it has this joyful habit of dropping the unexpected on our laps ever so often. Much to my chagrin, leading UK publication, The Independent, described this magnificent beauty in
The tracks that feature here are those whose lyrical content and music videos gives the audience a real feel of Nairobi. The songs are essentially Nairobi City guide but in the non-traditional sense. They are about stuff that we do. Stuff that any tourist to
Nairobians love their drink. Could be a cultural thing or just collective escapism from living in an African city faced with the varagities of being on the shot-end of neo-liberalism. But that’s not the story for today. There are loads of songs about partying in
Full text of the statement by eight senior Nation Media Group columnists who withdrew their columns from the East African media powerhouse over infringement of media freedoms in Kenya. One of the NMG columnists involved, Prof Nic Cheeseman (@Fromagehomme), summarizes the global reasons behind the
While we continue to urge concerned parties to alleviate the suffering of Kenyan, this must be viewed as an own goal by the nurses union officials in what is already a difficult task. Barely a week ago, Dr. Ouma Oluga, the Secretary General of Kenya
I wouldn’t say that “Problem” By Naiboi is my all time favorite Kenyan hip hop song. Far from it. What holds though is that I dearly love the song beyond its infectious groovy fast beat that’s typical to pop Kenyan music, as it is the
Who will listen to the cries of Kenyans? Who among our leaders will rise to the challenge presented by the striking Kenyan doctors? What is this CBA thing and why does the government find it so revolting? You have to ask yourself why? Why for
On the 94th Day of the crippling Kenyan Health Crisis, the president finally spoke. Whilst Kenyans had hoped for serene leadership, the Presidency chose to side with the Council of Governor who have been cited as being a hindrance to resolution of the doctors’ strike.
With promulgation of Constitution of Kenya 2010, observers expected Kenya’s new national covenant- hailed as the most progressive North of the Cape of Good Hope in Southern Africa and South of the Mediterranean- to be a boon to Kenya’s public health system. We explore how
