Private companies for a long time have existed to satisfy major stakeholders such as shareholders who need a return for their investment, customers who need quality products, government who need
Most start ups and established SMEs deploy the traditional hierarchal functional as their default structure without giving it a second thought. The assumption is that the company has a great
With the ever growing standard of living shooting up while salary remains constant most of us find ourselves in this unending cycle of overshooting our budgets leaving us constantly frustrated
The recent announcement by major Kenyan retailer Nakumatt to merge with its arch rival Tuskys due to its continued struggles has raised a lot of dust in the sector. If
African SMEs are major drivers of the continents economy accounting for 70% GDP and employing over 80% of the continent youthful population. Ironically African SMEs are the most underserved in
Recently Apple turned a lot of heads during the launch of its latest phone; I phone X or Ten largely due to its outrageous price that broke the 1000 USD
Today’s African society is filled with the romantic notion of seemingly successful entrepreneurs who have gone all out and risked everything to start their business venture and succeeded at it.
The internet of things is fast becoming part of mainstream conversations similar to Bitcoin. Internet of things has been touted to having the potential to change the way we live
The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man- George Bernard
The proposal by the Kenyan government to levy 16% VAT on fuel as of 1st September 2018 has obvious implication on the economy and SMEs. Whether or not it’s
