Author: Khusoko

We live in a world where privacy is both a right and a luxury. On one hand, we want to stay anonymous and control what others know about us. But on the other hand, we willingly share so much of our lives online, sometimes without even realizing it. This contradiction makes me wonder: Are we really in control of our own information, or are we just playing along in a system where privacy is more illusion than reality? Even as we try to protect our data, we often lose control of it. Governments and tech companies collect more information than…

The journey toward financial inclusion begins with trust. For individuals unfamiliar with formal financial systems, having low-cost and reliable ways to deposit and withdraw money — cash-in, cash-out (CICO) services — is essential. These accessible solutions build confidence, encouraging people to store money in digital formats and explore other financial tools. When empowered to engage meaningfully in the economy, individuals can fund small businesses, drive entrepreneurship, and contribute to local development. Financial inclusion enables communities to go beyond survival and build resilience, helping them weather economic shocks, reduce poverty, and foster sustainable growth. These opportunities create a ripple effect, strengthening…

We now have a new theme for World Cancer Day for the next three years: “United in our goals, unique in our needs.” But what does this mean for patients, caregivers, and clinicians?  This stems from the fact that everybody’s journey is unique, and it’s really about understanding the intricacies of that unique journey and supporting them throughout their care. As much as patients may share common medications and common treatment approaches, they still need to be contextualized differently through the individual patient’s lens. The new theme tries to bring the unique face of cancer to each patient undergoing therapy.…

For the past ten years, Kenyan authorities have been actively seeking to control the rapid growth of online betting within the country. Recent actions may indicate that this challenge has been successfully addressed. The new Gambling Control Bill scaled the National Assembly in January and is now set to be passed into law. The bill stipulates that online gambling companies and the national lottery should make a KSh. 200 million deposit to the authorities if they are to receive operating licenses in Kenya. According to the proponents of the bill, online gambling companies and the national lottery need to have…

Jubilee Health Insurance has launched J-Force, a cutting-edge digital platform designed to empower insurance agents, brokers, and bancassurers with seamless and efficient tools. This innovative platform aims to revolutionize insurance intermediation by streamlining workflows, enhancing customer service, and driving business growth. Key Features of J-Force Seamless Onboarding: Enables quick and easy registration of new clients. Lead Management Tools: Facilitates efficient tracking and conversion of prospects. Instant Quotations and Policy Issuance: Automates processes, enabling faster deal closures. Streamlined Renewals Management: Ensures timely renewals and uninterrupted coverage for clients. Real-time Business Tracking: Provides intermediaries with performance dashboards and commission insights for enhanced…

TradeMark Africa (TMA) has appointed Ms Lillian Mwai Ndegwa as the Country Director for its Kenya Programme, a renewed focus on supporting Kenya’s trade expansion goals. “Lillian’s expertise in market systems development will be invaluable as we collaborate with the private sector and government agencies to enhance Kenya’s participation in regional and international trade across different value chains,” stated David Beer, TMA’s Chief Executive Officer. Ndegwa will lead initiatives aimed at enhancing market access, reducing trade barriers, and promoting sustainable economic growth. Key priorities include leveraging the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), attracting high-value investments, and creating a conducive…