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Tusker Lite will be hosting the second edition of the Neon rave party this coming weekend (1st November 2019) at Mint Lounge in Bamburi-Mombasa. The fun glow-themed event comes after a successful rave night party that took place last month at 1824 in Nairobi. The brand has engaged Kenya’s top rapper Khaligraph Jones aka OG also popularly known as ‘Papa Jones’...
Paxful now has over 3 million wallets and processes over 50,000 trades a day globally Acknowledging National Cybersecurity Awareness Month this October, leading peer-to-peer (P2P) bitcoin marketplace and digital wallet provider, Paxful (https://Paxful.com/), is shining the spotlight on the escalating need for security awareness amongst users when trading in digital currency. With criminals becoming increasingly technically proficient, the benefits of cryptocurrencies are...
In Kenya, over 70 universities are being called on by the UN Environment Programme and the Kenyan Government to work together and transform their campuses to be the “greenest in the world”. This comes as Strathmore University in Nairobi has put in place one of the greenest campuses in Africa and is offering its support to other Kenyan universities. “Universities...
“Environmentally sustainable buildings, also known as green buildings have come up to address the issue of energy efficiency. They have a small carbon footprint in their operational lifespan because of the way they have been built,” Charles Ndung’u, director, Triad Architects There’s no denying that global warming is a reality. If the negative effects of climate change, including biting drought,...
In the last decade, Nairobi’s skyline has received a new lease of life in the form of stylish skyscrapers. Gone are the days when Nairobi’s tallest buildings were the KICC and the Times Tower. Looking at most of Kenya’s youngest skyscrapers, it’s easy to see that their developers were not shy to experiment with bold, creative designs. It’s not a...
The call for gender diversity is about being inclusive and profitable. Following these strategies could lead to success on both fronts. By Rhett Power When people call for more women in the workplace, it may sound as though they’re just trying to meet a quota. Gender diversity, though, could be the key to any company’s success. Diversifying a variety of top...
Nairobi, a boiling point of cutting edge innovation is a city of firsts. It’s the only city in the world that has a national park within the city; the Nairobi National Park. It’s easy to see why the city’s poster image is that of giraffes photographed against the backdrop of sky hugging skyscrapers. It’s one of these skyscrapers that has...
Stream Football Club are the lake regional winners of the Guinness Night Football tournament. The team defeated Kotoko Football Club three goals to two to emerge winners of the first regional five-aside tournament. A first half hatrick from Calvin Ogallo ensured that they maintained their unbeaten run to be the first team to book their slot in the national finals...
“If you don’t enjoy what you do, you’re in the wrong profession,” says Ian Mutwiri, a lawyer who finds joy from his chicken farm. Mutwiri says his short stint as a lawyer was uneventful. “The job was fulfilling from an economic perspective, but it was emotionally straining. I felt I wasn’t emotionally satisfied.” Once he graduated with a degree in law, he...
By Prof. Bitange Ndemo For the first time in the history of the world, half of the World is in the middle class or wealthier. Africa too is making progress. What we have not paid attention to are the consequences of wealth and raising resilient children. Many of the emerging wealthy people are known to swear that they will never allow their...
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