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Copy Kibaki and Uhuru and stop rising fuel cost, experts tell Ruto

Economists note while global oil prices were highest in Kibaki era, pump prices remained low. They fault the government's thinking that petroleum products are consumptive rather than productive.

By Macharia Kamau and Brian Ngugi 2 years ago

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Devolution: Why pending bills still have counties in chokehold

The failure by counties to pay has been a major concern for businesses and has seen many of them face the auctioneer's hammer.

By Macharia Kamau and Brian Ngugi 2 years ago

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Faced with political and economic crises, Kenya teeters on edge of meltdown

The economy is, however, facing a new curve ball that now threatens to render more jobless while complicating the taxman's job to increase tax revenues.

By Macharia Kamau and Brian Ngugi 2 years ago

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How storm over China Square has exposed Kenya's trade policy gaps

There have bee calls for a non-arbitrary and non-discriminatory investment environment. Some local manufacturers are unhappy with what they term as influx of cheap imports.

By Macharia Kamau and Brian Ngugi 2 years ago

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Why Kenyans prefer their beer across the border and much more

Tax pain mounts as State dithers on pending bills. KRA is expected to collect Sh2.19 trillion in the current financial year.

By Macharia Kamau and Brian Ngugi 2 years ago

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How poor rains, high inputs may scuttle Ruto food security plan

Four consecutive rainy seasons have failed, a climatic event not seen in at least 40 years. A recent joint alert warned that the current drought affecting Kenya is unprecedented.

By Macharia Kamau and Brian Ngugi 3 years ago

Aviation industry pins hope on new regime to fly it out of turbulence

A number of local carriers which grounded their operations at the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic have struggled to recover.

By Macharia Kamau and Brian Ngugi 3 years ago

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State subsidies to go as President Ruto confronts price hikes headache

President Ruto admitted that the subsidy programmes have been fraught with many challenges, including artificial shortages of fuel and maize flour, besides being a burden to the Exchequer.

By Macharia Kamau and Brian Ngugi 3 years ago

Apple or Google: Who will win the smart home war?

The home automation sector is a wide open market that is valued at billions by analysts. But unless the technology becomes more user friendly – and fast – there’s a very real danger that it won’t see the kind of widespread market penetration that businesses are hoping for.

By Tech Radar 10 years ago