Author: Khusoko

Women in business filled a room in Juja on Friday to hear a founder tell them the truth about running a company: balance is a myth, frugality is not optional, and a “women led” label will never replace a strong product. The Kenya Association of Manufacturers held the sixth Fireside Chat of its Women in Manufacturing Programme at Space and Style Limited, pulling together women from across manufacturing and business for a conversation on entrepreneurship, leadership, resilience and what it actually takes to keep a company standing when the market gets hard. A Founder Who Built In A Field Built…

Finnet Trust Services Limited has secured formal registration as a corporate trustee from the Retirement Benefits Authority, giving the Nairobi based firm regulatory standing to manage pension and retirement schemes in Kenya. The Authority granted the registration on 20 August 2026, effective the following day, and issued Finnet Trust Services a Certificate of Registration under Certificate No. RBA/1/16/010, Registration No. CT010. The approval falls under the Retirement Benefits Act and the Retirement Benefits (Corporate Trustees) Regulations, which set out capital, governance and fiduciary requirements a company must meet before it can hold members’ retirement savings in trust. What the Registration…

Moving across the country is already a big job. Add valuable, fragile, oversized, or difficult-to-replace belongings into the mix, and the logistics become a little more complicated. Whether you are transporting artwork, antiques, specialist equipment, a classic car, or expensive furniture, these items usually need more planning than simply putting them in a box and loading them onto a truck. Getting high-value belongings from one place to another safely comes down to preparation, choosing the right transportation method, and understanding what happens at every stage of the journey. Start With a Detailed Inventory Before anything moves, it helps to know…

Africa’s creative economy is entering a period of real growth. Audiences across the continent are watching more African stories, more local productions, and more live sport than ever before. Streaming has widened access, smartphones have put entertainment in millions of pockets, and African creators are reaching viewers well beyond their home markets. But the same digital infrastructure driving that growth has opened new doors for piracy. Illegal streaming services, unlicensed IPTV platforms, pirate websites, and unauthorized redistribution have grown into a sophisticated ecosystem. Content gets copied, repackaged, and pushed out across multiple platforms and countries almost as soon as it…

Automated trading has become a popular strategy for traders seeking to execute trades faster and with more precision. For synthetic traders, synthetic indices robots can help you perform several tasks, including market analysis and placing trades. However, the biggest question most traders have is this: can a synthetic indices robot really improve your trading? The answer is yes, but results or profits are not guaranteed. Moreover, using a bot doesn’t eliminate the risks associated with trading. Let’s start by looking at how a synthetic indices robot can make you better at trading. Synthetic Indices Robots Can Improve Trading Discipline Many…

The world of work is changing at a pace that is forcing both young people and employers to rethink what it means to be ready for a career. Across East Africa, artificial intelligence, automation and wider digital transformation are reshaping jobs and changing the skills businesses expect from new employees. For young people preparing to enter the labour market, academic qualifications remain important, but they are increasingly only one part of the equation. The scale of the challenge in Kenya is well documented. The Federation of Kenya Employers has put youth unemployment as high as 67 percent among 15 to…