In more developed economies such as the USA, China, and parts of Europe, it is very easy to get patents for anything that is innovative, because the government is aware that such products could be revolutionary.To get a patent in Kenya, however, an innovator has ...
Government statistics from the Kenya Demographic and Health Survey (KDHS) indicate that 33 percent of women in Kenya (between the ages of 15 and 49) are either overweight or obese. And these cases seem to be soaring due to unhealthy diets and sedentary lifestyles. Since...
“My hope is that we develop our capital markets to enable us to access the right type of funding to accelerate growth. We are looking at Africa because Kenya already has enough players and with the East Africa region opening up, we are ready to replicate our proof of conc...
Water scarcity dates back to 1992 when Kenya’s resources were calculated at 647 cubic metres per capita, below an international average of 1,000 cubic metres. This fell to about 586 cubic metres in 2010 amid a booming population that drove demand up. “It is projected to drop to 293 cubi...
“He was able to dictate both time and terms, price and party. That the Mauritians enjoyed the trip Mr Peter Munga gave them is evident from the public statements made on it in Mauritius and in Kenya.” The former Minister of Financial Services, Good Governance and Institutional Re...