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A journey of a thousand miles starts with a single step. Many individuals would like to start their own companies in Kenya, but aren’t able to do so because they don’t know the procedure on where to begin. Owning a Company is one of the few achievements an individual can accomplish in life. Companies are key employers of many Kenyans as compared to other facets of job creation. Employing other people to work for you means that you will have time to work less and earn more money. An idea can be conceptualized into a startup, when one is conversant with the legal context to kickstart the registration process. First, ask yourself if your initiative is legitimate to operationalize in Kenya. Before starting a Company, seek to ascertain if it can offer solutions to people’s problems or improve their lives. 10 Commandments that Companies must obey to thrive Even before thinking about establishing a company, there are certain rules that must be obeyed to succeed in the corporate world. Below a

During the 58 th Madaraka Day celebrations held at Jomo Kenyatta Sports Center in Kisumu, President Uhuru Kenyatta bestrode the Lakeside City like a colossus - thanks to the handshake magic. Kisumu City came to a standstill as the scion of Jomo was given a heroic welcome. The region that was perceived to hate him was in full praise of his leadership because of mega projects he had initiated in the area.  Quite strange that Uhuru can receive a more heroic welcome in Kisumu than he can receive in Kiambu, Nyeri or Murang’a.  Deep-rooted tribal bigotry has permeated the kikuyu and luo communities for long. President Uhuru Kenyatta is losing regional grip due to his association with Raila Odinga . Residents are slowly embracing deputy president William Ruto to punish the president over his close ties with the opposition leader whom they don’t like. The recent outcome of by-elections where Jubilee candidates registered dismal performance in Mt Kenya region discloses how Raila

Opinions are shaped by facts and facts will always remain sacred. As politicians realign ahead of 2022 succession battle, there is emerging a new crop of State influencers out to determine who will succeed President Uhuru Muigai Kenyatta .  State House operative Nancy Gitau is touted as the power behind the wheel influencing Uhuru’s succession plans. Nancy is a State House employee since the era of retired president Mwai Kibaki .  The president is using proxies to block the surging popularity of deputy president William Samoei Ruto . Just like in the past when state machineries would be marshaled to countenance the popularity of opposition leader Raila Amollo Odinga . The coronation of national assembly Speaker Justin B Muturi , wasn’t a workout in vanity. Mt Kenya region will soon heed to the reality on the ground and rally behind Muturi.  It’s incipient that Central region, through the Head of State wants to pay the political debt, owed to their counterparts from Mt Keny

  Uasin Gishu County successfully hosted the largest ever Marathon in Africa.  The event was sponsored by Standard Media Group, Paramount Bank, Kenya Pipeline, Kenya Seed Company, Kenya Dairy Board, New KCC, Coca Cola Company and Jambo Jet. The marathon advocating for climate action was held on Sunday at Eldoret is third edition of its kind. The event was held a day after World Environment Day and had been preceded by tree planting exercise.  According to the event organizers, over 100,000 tree seedlings was planted prior to the race. The main mission is to conserve Kaptagat, Kapseret forests and to safeguard Cherangani water towers.  Winners of Eldoret City Marathon, Third Edition Victor Kipchirchir won the 42km Eldoret City Marathon within 2.08.56 while Mercy Kipchumba led the women category in a span 2.28.10. It was the first time that Mercy was participating in the contest. She upset bigger names to win the race.  Leonard Lang’at was the second in men’s category and covered the r

Building Bridges Initiative (BBI) went through hell and back. There were so many legal hurdles facing the constitutional amendment process. The Court would later rule that BBI was unconstitutional.  First, it was ratified by the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Committee (IEBC) which was underrepresented. The number of commissioners who approved the process after signatures verification failed to meet the minimum threshold. BBI was the key adhesive holding together Uhuru Kenyatta and Raila Odinga. Uhuru and Raila are scions of Kenya’s founding fathers Jomo Kenyatta and Oginga Odinga respectively. The historic fallout between their fathers trickled to their progenies, which culminated with the landmark ‘presidential oath’ taken by Raila at Uhuru Park early 2018. Raila and his ODM brigade contested Uhuru’s 2017 presidential win, which was nullified by Chief Justice David Maraga.  The President and the Opposition leader surprised the nation when they walked down the stairs

Chief Justice Martha Koome entered office at a time when succession is looming, and the retirement of President Uhuru Kenyatta in 2022 might complicate her endurance in that position.  Uhuru’s Madaraka Day speech was threatening the judiciary in what he termed an attempt of the judiciary to create a constitutional limit on the sovereignty of the people.  Deputy President William Ruto, touted as a frontline presidential candidate, stated that the legislature should be robust, with a performing Executive and an independent and robust judiciary. The DP’s undertone was an indirect attack on the presidency. The manner in which Koome will respond to the way the Executive’s attack on the judiciary will determine her legacy as the Chief Justice of Kenya. In 2017, former Chief Justice David Maraga made a landmark ruling that stunned the Executive and the entire nation. Maraga made history as the first Chief Justice to nullify a presidential election, while invoking the Constitut