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Imagine waking up one day to discover that your country owes over $101 billion or 13 trillion shillings in debt, but a significant portion of that money was borrowed illegally and can't be accounted for.

In Nairobi’s financial hubs, lending desks are taking a back seat as risk teams step into the spotlight. Kenya’s banking story in 2024 isn’t one of expansion—but of retreat.

For decades, nuclear reactors have been the unsung heroes of global electricity generation. Operating in the background, they’ve delivered vast amounts of clean energy, powering homes, industries, and cities—all without the carbon footprint of fossil fuels.

Take Egypt as a case in point. Between 2019 and 2020, emissions from air travel in the country more than halved — falling from over 2 million tonnes to just about 1 million. It was a momentary pause in an otherwise upward trend.

In today’s globalized economy, a country’s dependency on exports can reveal much about its economic structure, vulnerabilities, and...

As America headed towards the 2024 presidential election, the usual campaign trail buzz filled the air—debates, slogans, rallies, and policies. But beneath the surface of democracy lies a force that quietly shapes outcomes before a single vote is cast: money.

Kenya, a country known for its diverse landscapes and vibrant cultures, is also richly endowed with mineral resources that hold the key to both present prosperity and future resilience.

Foreign aid plays a vital role in providing life-saving support to millions of people around the world. From emergency food supplies in time