Looking ahead, Equity Group is strategically positioned in East Africa, a rapidly growing region with significant economic potential. Its diversified business model—encompassing banking, insurance, health, technology, and philanthropy—empowers the group to capitalise on growth opportunities, foster innovation, and enhance service delivery for a promising future.
The growth can be primarily attributed to increased revenue from loans. Concurrently, the bank strategically decreased its investments in local government bonds by 8%, bringing the total to 108.5 billion shillings.
Ndidi Nyoro is a popular MP in his Muranga political base, found in Central Kenya and his youthfulness is an asset. But time will tell if, his local popularity suffices to propel him to a higher office.
“Without determination, one cannot achieve their goals. One needs to remain focused and to pursue what they think is right,”said Lizzie Muthoni Wanyoike
Harriet Botanicals embodies Chebet Ng’ok’s mission to make indigenous wellness accessible to everyone. Her journey shows how personal struggles can spark entrepreneurial success. “I never imagined my pain would bring me here,” she reflects. “But now, I’m proud to help others live healthier, pain-free lives.” Chebet’s story is one of resilience, innovation, and staying connected to her heritage—valuable lessons for any aspiring entrepreneur.
“It’s not just about the money; it’s about the impact you make. When I started Vivo, I didn’t want to just sell clothes, I wanted to create something meaningful. Fashion for me is a platform to create jobs, develop local talent, and build a sustainable industry. If a sense of purpose does not drive you, it’s tough to keep going when things get tough,”says Wandia Gichuru
In the tapestry of Kenyan music, Ninnyashinski stands as a testament to the power of passion, innovation, and social consciousness. As he continues pushing boundaries and challenging norms, he remains a true pioneer, shaping the future of Kenyan music and leaving an indelible mark on the world stage.
David Ochieng’s entry into the presidential race signals a potential shift in Kenyan politics. His platform seems to centre around inclusivity and ending ethnic dominance.
Gjenge Makers addresses the duo issues of plastic waste and the housing crisis through its plastic brick solution. Going by its “Build Alternatively, Build Affordably” model, it seeks to provide a crucial product that could empower individual communities by giving them the resources needed to rise out of poverty.
Tei Mukunya takes a pose at the factory based in Nairobi with a smile that smacks of satisfaction for a job well done.