Toyota’s position in Kenya rests on more than reliable vehicles. Decades of imports, repairs, spare-parts trading and second-hand sales have created an ownership ecosystem that competitors cannot reproduce through lower prices alone. A Toyota may not always be the cheapest,…
The High Court’s decision to reverse Kenya’s Safaricom stake sale goes beyond one transaction. It could change how the government values, explains and executes future privatisations.
Toyota’s position in Kenya rests on more than reliable vehicles. Decades of imports, repairs, spare-parts trading and second-hand sales have created an ownership ecosystem that competitors…
Mobile platforms are making it easier for millions of Kenyans to invest on the NSE. But greater access will not deepen the market unless investors also receive more credible, liquid and diverse assets to buy.
Nairobi will become the first African city to host the World Athletics Championships. The challenge now is turning sporting prestige into lasting economic value without uncontrolled public costs.
Africa’s governments want the continent to participate in the artificial-intelligence economy rather than remain merely a market for technology developed elsewhere. That ambition requires more than…
