East Africa’s family-owned retailers are struggling to adapt to a changing businessByCommentary and Joshua Masinde
As other African countries ban donkey slaughter, Kenya doubles down to meet Chinese demandByCommentary and Joshua Masinde
Kenya’s newspapers give voters the front pages they want to sell more copiesByJoshua Masinde and Commentary
Nairobi is becoming a ghost town as a tense and tightly-contested election nearsByAbdi Latif Dahir and Joshua Masinde
The mounting debt at East Africa’s top supermarket chains is souring a rising middle class narrativeByCommentary and Joshua Masinde
Tanzania’s president is trying to force the media to shut up, listen and be niceByCommentary and Joshua Masinde
Tanzania is accelerating a mobile phone program to provide more newborns with birth certificatesByCommentary and Joshua Masinde
US State Dept thinks Africa’s leading mobile money platform is vulnerable to money launderingByJoshua Masinde
Kenyan banks have joined forces to launch a mobile money rival to M-PesaByCommentary and Joshua Masinde
It’s taken 80 years for this Kenyan community to be recognized as citizensByCommentary and Joshua Masinde
East Africa’s biggest retailer has sold a 25% stake to an international investorByCommentary and Joshua Masinde
A made-in-Kenya vehicle is targeting mass production for Africa’s rough terrainByCommentary and Joshua Masinde
Kenya’s M-Pesa platform is so successful regulators worry it could disrupt the economyByCommentary and Joshua Masinde
Kenyan banks are closing in on what they think will be the perfect M-Pesa disruptorByCommentary and Joshua Masinde
Africa’s presidents are struggling to meet their own ambitious anti-corruption targetsByJoshua Masinde
