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Opinion
Securitisation could help media houses overcome financial difficulties
Securitisation is emerging as a potential solution to help Kenya’s struggling media houses cope with declining advertising revenues and digital disruption.
By Enock Nyanchoga
4h ago
Report after report says more and more Africans, including Kenyans, are lately falling for the ‘bait’ of job offers abroad to only end up fighting and dying for Russia in war-weary Ukraine.
By Mulang'o Baraza
12h ago
By Abshir A Abdi
1d ago
By Solomon Mahinda
1d ago
By David Okwembah
1d ago
By Joshua Wathanga
1d ago
South West State suspended cooperation with FGS, escalating an already fragile relationship and signaling deepening divisions within the country’s federal system.
By David Okwembah
1d ago
Disasters are rarely surprises. They are signals. They reveal where systems are incomplete, where coordination is weak, and where long-term investments have been deferred.
By Joshua Wathanga
1d ago
True leadership demands restraint, vision, and a commitment to national unity. It requires politicians who understand that their words carry the weight of history.
By Mutahi Mureithi
1d ago
The National Infrastructure Fund is about restructuring how we finance, prioritise and sustain infrastructure in line with Kenya’s Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda.
By Gakuu Mathenge
1d ago
Today, the landlocked nation of 14 million people with a GDP of $16 billion, earns substantial revenue from tourism. The heavens are happy.
By Mark Oloo
2d ago
Expecting distressed Kenyan migrant workers to finance their return raises profound constitutional and moral questions. Repatriating citizens facing danger abroad is not an act of charity.
By Thomas Musau
2d ago
There is a peculiar kind of theatre unique to Nairobi that plays out daily, from the chaotic roundabouts of the central business district to the noise-filled estates on the periphery.
By Steve Mwangi
2d ago
We are paying for duplication while the national debt climbs and youth unemployment festers. If we continue this path, by 2032, the fractures may be too deep to mend.
By Lawi Sultan Njeremani
2d ago
Ruto's regime is mortgaging every existing levy and weaponising financial engineering lingua like public-private partnerships to cover up for the implied national debt burden.
By Edward Buri
2d ago
I have come to recognise a subtle but pervasive phenomenon that has embedded itself in our daily lives: we have slowly normalised the abnormal.
By Egara Kabaji
2d ago
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