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VAR and the World Cup: Will Technology Overload the 2026
Discussion on the technical and logistical challenges of managing VAR in an expanded 48-team, 104-match World Cup across three nations.
Sustainable Tech: Innovation for a Greener Planet
Discover how technology is being harnessed to combat climate change, from renewable energy systems to circular economy electronics.
Unpacking the VAR Controversy in Modern Football
A video analysis of the most contentious VAR decisions, exploring fan reactions, referee perspectives, and the future of technology in football.
Blockchain Beyond Cryptocurrencies
A deep dive into the non-financial uses of blockchain technology, revolutionizing industries and ensuring data integrity.
Digital Detox: Finding Balance in the Age of Constant Connectivity
Practical tips and exercises for readers to disconnect from technology and mitigate burnout, emphasizing the importance of mental health breaks.
Market Report: The AI Stocks Defying Recession Fears
An analysis of the current stock market landscape, focusing on the unexpected resilience and growth of Artificial Intelligence (AI) sector companies.
FinTech Boom: Powering Financial Inclusion Across East Africa
Explore the rapid growth of financial technology and its pivotal role in extending banking services to underserved populations in Kenya and beyond.
Agribusiness Innovations: Feeding East Africa's Future
Discover how modern farming techniques, smart irrigation, and market linkages are boosting productivity and food security in the region.
Education Revolution: Digital Learning
Classrooms transform with immersive technology...
Education Revolution: Digital Learning
Classrooms transform with immersive technology...
Kenya leads EA health revolution with the digital triangle
Kenya is leading East Africa’s charge into a new era of healthcare by unlocking the potential of the Digital Health Triangle. The strategic intersection of Universal Health Coverage (UHC), primary healthcare (PHC), and health technology. This model is reshaping how health services are delivered, financed, and scaled across the region, and the message from health leaders at WHX Nairobi 2025. Supported by the Ministry of Health, Kenya, WHX Nairobi convened policymakers, NGOs, innovators, and private sector leaders to discuss the digital future of health systems. Kenya’s growing role as a regional innovation hub was front and centre, with its blend
WITIA to host landmark women in STEM Africa summit in Nairobi
A historic gathering aimed at advancing innovation and empowering women in science and technology is set to take place in Nairobi next week. Women in Technology and Innovation Africa (WITIA) will host the inaugural Women in STEM Africa Summit from July 8 to 10, 2025, at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC). The summit, held under the theme “Borderless Innovation: Pioneering Global Technology Solutions for Africa’s Challenges”, seeks to unite more than 500 delegates from across Africa and beyond. Participants will include policymakers, researchers, investors, educators, and young innovators who are committed to addressing issues in health, agriculture, education, climate,
Breaking one hour barrier to a new era: The evolution of Half Marathon
It was not that many years ago that breaking an hour for the half marathon was an amazing feat. But a fortnight ago, we saw that record dip under 57 minutes. That’s running 4:19 mile pace for 13.1 miles. The half marathon, a 21.0975-kilometer (13.1-mile) race, has long been a benchmark of endurance and speed. For decades, breaking one hour in the event was considered an extraordinary achievement. But as training, technology, and competition have advanced, so have the records. On 16 February, 2025, Uganda’s Jacob Kiplimo took the event into a new era, becoming the first person to break
Indian firm demands $630,000 from kenyan partner over failed contract
An Indian technology firm, United Business Solution, is demanding $630,000 (approximately KSh81 million) from Kenyan firm Kingsway Business Solution over a soured contract related to a government tender. UBS and KBS jointly secured a tender from the National Treasury in 2021 to develop a Public Investment Management Information System,a project valued at KSh320 million. However, disputes soon emerged, leading to allegations of fraud and breach of contract. On 18 May 2021, KBS signed and executed the contract with the National Treasury for KSh320 million. The agreement recognized KBS as the lead bidder in partnership with UBS. By 27 July 2021,
Fast-rising Wanyonyi tipped to shatter Rudisha 12-year-old record this year
Wilfred Bungei, the former Olympic 800m champion, believes the world record over the two-lap race is on sight going by last year’s results and the ripe talent in the competition currently. The current record is held by David Rudisha who cut the tape in 1:40.91 at the 2012 London Olympics. Bungei is optimistic the current exclusive field and boosted by the advanced shoe technology makes the world record an inch closer. He singled out the current Olympics champion Emmanuel Wanyonyi, world champion Marco Arop of Canada and France’s Gabriel Tual as candidates to lower the record. “Rudisha’s record has endured,
Committee approves appointment of Lee,Kabogo and Kagwe
National Assembly’s Committee on Appointments has recommended the nomination of Mutahi Kagwe, William Kabogo and Lee Kinyanjui. In a motion by Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wah on Thursday, the Committee recommended to the house to approve the three nominees during today’s special sitting. The three are Mutahi Kagwe (Agriculture and Livestock Development), William Kabogo (Information Communication and Technology, ICT) and Lee Kinyanjui (Trade and Investment). The committee is chaired by Speaker Moses Wetang’ula. The report will today be debated in Parliament and the names sent to the President if MPs approve it. The three nominees – allies of retired President Uhuru
Costly devices hurting ICT sector – KEPSA
Kenya Private Sector Alliance has raised several challenges facing the ICT sector in the country. Speaking during a meeting with ICT Cabinet Secretary Margaret Ndung’u, KEPSA CEO Carole Kariuki highlighted the high cost of devices and limited access to e-government services as some of the challenges facing the sector. Inadequate protection of ICT infrastructure and the difficulties MSMEs face in accessing technology are other issues raised. “These challenges ripple across other industries, citing the inefficiencies in the eVisa system as an obstacle that hampers investor entry and negatively affects the hospitality sector,” Kariuki remarked. The engagement comes as preparation for
EACC investigating illegal graduation of 200 students, Ksh.2.6B fraud at Jaramogi University
The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission has launched investigations into Ksh 2.6 Billion fraud at Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology. EACC Spokesperson Erick Ngumbi said that university officials at Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University allegedly colluded with consultants and contractors to defraud the university of the said amount of money in the implementation of six capital projects. He noted that payments for those projects have already been made despite the projects still being incomplete. Ngumbi revealed that the commission has also launched investigations into the recent graduation where it is alleged that some university officials received bribes to facilitate
Apexloads make strong case for revolutionizing African logistics through digital marketplace technology initiatives
In recent years, Africa has emerged as a continent ripe with potential, boasting a wealth of resources, a young population, and growing markets. Yet, one of the critical barriers to unlocking this potential is the inefficiency of logistics and supply chain systems. As Africa aims to boost trade, attract investment, and improve the quality of life for its citizens, revolutionizing logistics stands at the forefront of this mission. According to the African Development Bank, logistical costs in Africa account for approximately 13-15% of GDP, significantly higher than the global average of about 8%. This inefficiency can be attributed to outdated
East Africa is actively seeking for investors in ICT, says Uganda envoy to US
Uganda Ambassador Robbie Kakonge says her country and East Africa as a region are ready and actively engaging with investors who are willing to invest in ICT and agribusiness as key avenues for expanding opportunities for job creation and socio-economic development. Speaking during the conclusion of the 19th East African Business Network conference in Texas, Kakonge invited East African diaspora and their business partners to take the incentives being offered by Uganda and other East African states to reap the benefits of the technology boom. “If you are looking for opportunities to invest then reach out to me and we
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