Kibaki’s capitalist outlook on education in Kenya brought mixed results
Emilio Mwai Kibaki had a rich and multifaceted legacy as a long serving public official.
Publisher’s Note: The 2022 Business Monthly East Africa Top 25 Most Influential CEOs Impacting Business Criteria for the selection and ranking
Business Monthly East Africa Top 25 Awards and Recognition, is not about the size of the organization, turn over or profitability. The awards and recognition are more about the leadership traits, corporate governance and ethical business traits and practices.
South Africa’s way forward: Abandon old ideas, embrace bold experimentation
In this moment of crisis, South Africa urgently needs decisive action. But all too often South Africans of all political stripes seem trapped in stale discourses.
Why foreign countries are scrambling to set up bases in Africa
At least 13 foreign powers have a substantial military presence on the continent. The US and France are at the forefront of conducting operations on African soil.
Football’s coming home – what makes a great tournament anthem?
It is apparent that in various ways, football’s great anthems can represent our hopes of success, our fear of defeat and our pride in national and local identities.
5 ways the Biden administration may help stem the loss of international students
President Joe Biden’s election signals a new day for international education. This is evident based on a slew of Biden’s executive orders, many of which revoked immigration and travel restrictions imposed by the Trump administration.
Art: The importance of remembering Kenyan artist Rosemary Karuga
Rosemary Karuga’s artistic expression is very personal with a unique technique that is inspired by Byzantine mosaics.
Can employers require workers to take the Covid-19 vaccine? 6 questions answered
Given the broad set of rights that the law gives employers in order to promote health and safety, in some cases it is possible for an organization to go even further and terminate employment if a worker refuses vaccination and there is no reasonable way to provide an accommodation.
How fame abroad changes African footballers’ way of life back home
Many African players began their professional journey by playing in street football and inter-streets competitions within their communities or nearby communities