There is a general perception that degree courses are better than diplomas. But is that always the truth? When it comes to the education sector, a rise in universities has seen majority of youths opting to acquire a degrees so as to be competitive in the job market.The honest truth is that there are some diploma courses […]
James Mworia, CEO of Centum Investment Group, is known for being one of the highest-paid CEOs in Kenya. However, he challenges this perception by emphasizing his focus on creating value for the company and its shareholders. In the year ended March 31, 2017, it was reported that Mworia earned Ksh375.6 million, making him the highest-paid […]
Tabitha Karanja is often associated with Keroche Breweries, while her husband, Joseph Karanja, is not often mentioned. This may be due to his preference for staying out of the spotlight. However, Joseph’s hard work and determination played a crucial role in the success of Keroche Breweries. According to data from 2012, Keroche Breweries controls around […]
The 60 year old, Narendra Raval, is the founder of Devki Group, which produces cement, steel products, and mabati (with Sh100 billion annual revenues) is without a doubt one of Kenya’s most successful entrepreneurs and philanthropists. Guru, as he is fondly referred to by his friends, is self-made and has a combination of ruthless business […]
Francis Atwoli is a well-known and well-liked Kenyan personality. Atwoli has become one of Kenya’s greatest content creators in one way or another, adorning himself in designer clothes, expensive accessories, and a touch of confidence to speak his mind. He is popularly known for his humurous hastags like “In whose hands will we be safe?”, […]
Peterson Muturi stood out among his peers at the Kenya School of Law’s graduation ceremony on Friday, not just because of his graduation gown, but also because of the security guard uniform he wore underneath. The day was particularly significant for him, as it marked the culmination of a long and challenging journey to achieve […]
The Luo community follows the Kikuyu, Luhya, and Kalenjin groups as the fourth biggest ethnic group in Kenya. The population of the Luo is 5,066,966 individuals, according to the 2019 population and housing census conducted by the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS). Kenyans respect and admire the Ramogi lineage for their intelligence, artistic talent, […]