Why it will be hard for Kenyan men to gift dollar, euro bouquets

Kenyans are increasingly requesting money bouquets made from US dollars and euros, a trend amplified by social media and celebrity influence. This shift comes despite warnings from the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) against mutilating currency, a prohibition that extends to foreign legal tender under the Penal Code.

Why Kenyan mothers are still dying in childbirth

Kenya faces an "unacceptably high" maternal mortality rate of 355 deaths per 100,000 live births, a crisis rooted in systemic and governance failures rather than a lack of medical expertise. This issue was a central topic at the recent Kenya Obstetrical and Gynaecological Society (KOGS) annual conference in Mombasa.

Why dignity should be at the heart of Kenya's digital lending

Kenya's digital lending industry is urged to prioritize human dignity alongside expanding access to credit, recognizing the celebrated resilience and "hustle" of Kenyans in an evolving financial landscape.

Kenyan-made training tool boosts keyhole surgery skills for women’s health

A Kenyan-made training tool, the Endo Bora Pelvic Trainer, is significantly boosting minimally invasive surgery (MIS) skills among doctors specializing in women's health. The Hem Practice successfully graduated its second cohort from its LAPAROSCOPIC suturing program, demonstrating a tangible method to address the surgical access gap.

Shiru Mapesa: Ex-Kenyan banker shares nifty money tips for Kenyans in the US

Why co-shared spaces could be the future of Kenya's banking sector

The Kenyan banking sector is exploring a shift towards co-shared spaces, departing from traditional, heavily guarded bank branches. This move aims to enhance accessibility and revolutionize the customer experience.