For decades, the 60/40 portfolio, 60.0% equities and 40.0% bonds, has been the gold standard of investment strategy. Its appeal...

The ongoing crisis affecting teachers and police officers in Kenya highlights a critical flaw in centralized insurance schemes. Thousands of...

Tariffs are taxes imposed by a government on goods and services that are imported into a country. They are used...

Kenya’s economy is growing, but its reliance on banks which provide 99.0% of funding leaving only 1.0% for alternative sources...

When most people think about investing, they picture stocks, bonds, or real estate. But there’s another world of opportunity that...

Taxes are a vital part of any country’s economy, funding essential services like healthcare, education, and infrastructure. However, some individuals...

Running a business in Kenya comes with its fair share of financial responsibilities, including understanding how taxes work. One common...

In recent years, Kenya has become a center of innovation in Africa, with technology playing a big role in its...

Share buybacks, also known as share repurchases, are a financial strategy where companies purchase their own shares from the market....

In Kenya, where farming is a way of life for millions, the changing climate has made life harder for many...