var bdv_ref_pid=229404;var bdv_ref_type='i';var bdv_ref_option='a';var bdv_ref_eb='0';var bdv_ref_gif_id='ref_180x60_black';var bdv_ref_width=180;var bdv_ref_height=60; affiliate program Malili E-City will be the focal point for the industrialization of Kenya by 2030. And already, the government has started putting greater effort on business procession outsourcing, the occupation of the elite entrepreneurs to be located at the city. Business processing outsourcing (BPO) is...
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That Kenyan businessmen and women do not need advice or information on business management and opportunities. The reason, they are all thieves, stealing from public funds. “The only way to make money in Kenya – real money is to steal it from the public funds,” a London-based Kenyan businessman passionately told us at a...
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With the collapse of nearly all the African-owned stock broker companies at the Nairobi Stock Exchange in a manner similar to the banking crisis, the question again arises: Why do businesses owned by Africans fail? To write this analysis we interviewed, non-African Kenyans who successfully manage companies in Nairobi.
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With the collapse of nearly all African stock brokers at the Nairobi Stock Exchange- some of which looked as if they had long passed the collapsing point, it is right time to ask: Why do African businesses fail? Some years back, we asked experts – all of them non-African Kenyans who were managing directors...
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Barack Obama can help Kenyans redefine their goals, reward system and transform their hearts. A constitution, no matter how good, will be meaningless without a new value system
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An important thing that African development planners will have to learn is to appreciate the wisdom of our ancestors when formulating important policies. Such wisdom may just be what we need to make Africa’s backward, debt-ridden economies key players on the world stage. In an interview with K24 TV, the first Central Bank of...
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