Catherine Otaga, a farmer based in Busia, has managed to turn her sweet potato farming into a successful business venture. This has enabled her to earn a steady income, educate her seven children and hire ten workers aged 14 years. Initially, Catherine used to sell raw sweet potatoes in the Busia market, but the venture […]
A recent report reveals that Kenya has seen a surge in the number of individuals classified as dollar millionaires, with 180 new individuals joining the ranks. The Wealth-X data featured in the Knight Frank Wealth Report 2018 shows that the number of people with net assets of US$5 million (equivalent to Ksh 500 million) increased […]
Elizabeth Jebiwott grew up in Kenya loving the crust left behind after cooking Ugali, and for many children, it was a fight to see who got to eat it. However, while studying abroad, Elizabeth realized there was a huge population who used maize for other things aside from Ugali, and the crust was also enjoyed […]
Faith Mumo is an entrepreneur who has established Iviani Farm, a factory that turns mangoes into crisps using safe industrial practices. Faith had aspirations to become an industrialist while pursuing her education and after graduating from Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology with a degree in Fish Farming Management, she became an intern at […]
Prominent Tanzanian video vixen turned singer, Hamisa Mobetto has revealed that she has miscarriages for Tanzanian music star, Diamond Platnumz before they had their son Dylan. In an interview with Wasafi FM’s The Switch, Hamisa said she lost her first pregnancy with Diamond when she travelled abroad. The mother of two further disclosed that she got pregnant for […]
Meet Dr. Resila A. Onyango is one of the few police officers in Kenya with a PhD,she is the first female police officer to earn a PhD. Dr. Resila A. Onyango, PhD, a Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) and currently the Deputy Director of Planning at the Office of the Inspector General of Police, is […]
The salary of a nurse in Kenya depends on the level of qualification and the type of hospital one works for. Nowadays health is devolved and each county pays their nurses differently, the salaries are not uniform. The average salary of a nurse in Kenya is Ksh 45,000 per month. To complete a diploma in […]