Personal injury cases often result from accidents on someone else’s property. These accidents can be due to slip-and-fall, or a trip on uneven flooring. In all of the injuries, property owners can be held accountable for the harm caused on their premises if they fail to provide safety measures. However, proving liability in these cases requires specific evidence and a good understanding of legal strategies. If you’ve suffered injuries due to a property owner’s negligence, understanding how to hold them liable is crucial for securing fair compensation. Let’s read about some ways you can establish a property owner’s liability in…
Author: Khusoko
In Kenya alone, the African streamer launched 12 original titles in 2024, doubling its originals from 2023. It started with Single Kiasi S3 in March; The Real Housewives of Nairobi S2, Untying Kantai S1, Nilichoma S1, and Big Girl Small World S1 in May; Jiji S1 in June; Nai-Rich S1 in August; Subterranea S1 in September; Black & Blue S1 and 4Play S1 in November; The Hot Seat S1 and Nairobi Bachelor S1 in December. 2024 also marked the relaunch of Showmax in Kenya and the rest of its African markets following the partnership between MultiChoice and international media heavyweight Comcast’s NBCUniversal and Sky in 2023. 2024 viewing statistics released by Showmax showed that homegrown content continued to dominate alongside international hits like…
With its forward-thinking vision, Kenya is one of the world’s most dynamic markets for technology innovation, offering industry players exceptional growth opportunities. In this highly competitive landscape, companies must continuously come up with bold solutions to evolve their offerings if they want to maintain market leadership. Innovation isn’t just about adding features; it’s about creating new experiences, addressing unmet needs, and redefining what’s possible. It’s the driving force behind progress, shaping industries, redefining possibilities, and improving lives. Technology evolves at a rapid pace, so innovation is vital for companies to stay relevant, competitive, and impactful. At Epson, everything we do…
Google’s Country Director in Eastern Africa, Agnes Gathaiya, is leaving the company after four years on the job to “embark on a new chapter.” In a LinkedIn post, Gathaiya expressed gratitude for her time at Google, highlighting significant achievements such as 8X commercial growth and fostering a strong team culture. “I am immensely grateful for the opportunities I’ve had and proud of the accomplishments we’ve achieved as a region fully supported by amazing colleagues worldwide. We drove 8X commercial growth, enhanced Google’s brand and reputation in the market, and fostered a culture of camaraderie, trust, and well-being within our rapidly…
As parents, we eagerly watch our children attempt and reach their milestones from birth. One significant milestone that often fills us with excitement and apprehension is their school assessments. Regardless of when these formal assessments start, students and parents will face new expectations in terms of planning, studying, commitment and scope of work that needs to be mastered – amounting to moving up to the next level in students’ academic journey. While a good performance in formal assessments should be planned and worked towards, parents also need to realize that the experience of the journey of studying and preparing at…
The East African Development Bank (EADB) announced the retirement of Director General Ms. Vivienne Yeda, effective December 31, 2024. During her 17-year tenure, Ms. Yeda oversaw significant growth for the bank. Financial Performance (2024) Total Assets: $497 million Profit: $13 million Non-Performing Loans: 0.88% Credit Rating: A (S&P Global Ratings) Strategic Impact Ms Yeda played a crucial role in solidifying EADB’s position as a leading development lender in the East African region. The bank successfully supported numerous SMEs across Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and Rwanda, aligning with its strategic objectives. The EADB Board commended Ms. Yeda’s dedication and leadership, recognizing her…

