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Why election years can be the worst time to start a business

Starting a business right before an electioneering period can prove to be a costly gamble for investors

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Here's why your roof faded fast

Research on social media indicates a proliferation of roofing material companies, and their popularity has been growing due to their intensive marketing.

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The futuristic buildings where residential and commercial spaces merge

Think of it. You live in a place where you no longer drive or commute to work. Your office is on the fifth floor of a 55th-floor building. Your apartment is on the 20th floor of the same building.

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Why that wall partition matters if you want to earn rental income

Some experts have weighed in, saying that instead of an individual living in a huge bungalow alone, it would make economic sense to partition it into rental units and earn some income.

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Not for beginners: Why new market entrants quit easily

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Why you lost that underground tank after huge investments.

Experts warn that underground water tanks can pose maintenance, safety and contamination challenges, often leading to costly repairs for homeowners.

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When that roof is more than a financial statement

Kenyans have criticised the renovated State House roof, reigniting debate over architecture, public spending and modern roofing trends.

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What some customers do to sabotage your business, brand

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Motivational speakers: When they sell you false business hopes

Think of dominating that market segment over your peers who may not have good business acumen, as they’re doing it more as a side hustle to supplement their income.

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Why election years can be the worst time to start a business

Starting a business right before an electioneering period can prove to be a costly gamble for investors

By Paul Kariuki 23 days ago

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Here's why your roof faded fast

Research on social media indicates a proliferation of roofing material companies, and their popularity has been growing due to their intensive marketing.

By Paul Kariuki 1 month ago

The futuristic buildings where residential and commercial spaces merge

Think of it. You live in a place where you no longer drive or commute to work. Your office is on the fifth floor of a 55th-floor building. Your apartment is on the 20th floor of the same building.

By Paul Kariuki 1 month ago

Why that wall partition matters if you want to earn rental income

Some experts have weighed in, saying that instead of an individual living in a huge bungalow alone, it would make economic sense to partition it into rental units and earn some income.

By Paul Kariuki 2 months ago

Downside of restocking businesses on credit

A cautionary business case from Nakuru County shows how reliance on digital credit to restock can strain small enterprises when demand fluctuates, leading to debt traps and business closures.

By Paul Kariuki 2 months ago

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Not for beginners: Why new market entrants quit easily

If you model your business on an existing one in the hope of dislodging it from the market and “inheriting” its customer base, put your foot on the brake.

By Paul Kariuki 3 months ago

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Why you lost that underground tank after huge investments.

Experts warn that underground water tanks can pose maintenance, safety and contamination challenges, often leading to costly repairs for homeowners.

By Paul Kariuki 3 months ago

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When that roof is more than a financial statement

Kenyans have criticised the renovated State House roof, reigniting debate over architecture, public spending and modern roofing trends.

By Paul Kariuki 3 months ago

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What some customers do to sabotage your business, brand

How difficult, dishonest and fake customers can damage businesses through fraud, scams, cancelled orders and reputational harm.

By Paul Kariuki 3 months ago

Motivational speakers: When they sell you false business hopes

Think of dominating that market segment over your peers who may not have good business acumen, as they’re doing it more as a side hustle to supplement their income.

By Paul Kariuki 3 months ago

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Why election years can be the worst time to start a business

Starting a business right before an electioneering period can prove to be a costly gamble for investors

By Paul Kariuki 23 days ago

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Here's why your roof faded fast

Research on social media indicates a proliferation of roofing material companies, and their popularity has been growing due to their intensive marketing.

By Paul Kariuki 1 month ago

The futuristic buildings where residential and commercial spaces merge

Think of it. You live in a place where you no longer drive or commute to work. Your office is on the fifth floor of a 55th-floor building. Your apartment is on the 20th floor of the same building.

By Paul Kariuki 1 month ago

Why that wall partition matters if you want to earn rental income

Some experts have weighed in, saying that instead of an individual living in a huge bungalow alone, it would make economic sense to partition it into rental units and earn some income.

By Paul Kariuki 2 months ago

Downside of restocking businesses on credit

A cautionary business case from Nakuru County shows how reliance on digital credit to restock can strain small enterprises when demand fluctuates, leading to debt traps and business closures.

By Paul Kariuki 2 months ago

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Not for beginners: Why new market entrants quit easily

If you model your business on an existing one in the hope of dislodging it from the market and “inheriting” its customer base, put your foot on the brake.

By Paul Kariuki 3 months ago

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Why you lost that underground tank after huge investments.

Experts warn that underground water tanks can pose maintenance, safety and contamination challenges, often leading to costly repairs for homeowners.

By Paul Kariuki 3 months ago

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When that roof is more than a financial statement

Kenyans have criticised the renovated State House roof, reigniting debate over architecture, public spending and modern roofing trends.

By Paul Kariuki 3 months ago

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What some customers do to sabotage your business, brand

How difficult, dishonest and fake customers can damage businesses through fraud, scams, cancelled orders and reputational harm.

By Paul Kariuki 3 months ago

Motivational speakers: When they sell you false business hopes

Think of dominating that market segment over your peers who may not have good business acumen, as they’re doing it more as a side hustle to supplement their income.

By Paul Kariuki 3 months ago

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Here's why your roof faded fast

Research on social media indicates a proliferation of roofing material companies, and their popularity has been growing due to their intensive marketing.

By Paul Kariuki 1 month ago

The futuristic buildings where residential and commercial spaces merge

Think of it. You live in a place where you no longer drive or commute to work. Your office is on the fifth floor of a 55th-floor building. Your apartment is on the 20th floor of the same building.

By Paul Kariuki 1 month ago

Why that wall partition matters if you want to earn rental income

Some experts have weighed in, saying that instead of an individual living in a huge bungalow alone, it would make economic sense to partition it into rental units and earn some income.

By Paul Kariuki 2 months ago

Downside of restocking businesses on credit

A cautionary business case from Nakuru County shows how reliance on digital credit to restock can strain small enterprises when demand fluctuates, leading to debt traps and business closures.

By Paul Kariuki 2 months ago

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Not for beginners: Why new market entrants quit easily

If you model your business on an existing one in the hope of dislodging it from the market and "inheriting" its customer base, put your foot on the brake.

By Paul Kariuki 3 months ago

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Why you lost that underground tank after huge investments.

Experts warn that underground water tanks can pose maintenance, safety and contamination challenges, often leading to costly repairs for homeowners.

By Paul Kariuki 3 months ago

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When that roof is more than a financial statement

Kenyans have criticised the renovated State House roof, reigniting debate over architecture, public spending and modern roofing trends.

By Paul Kariuki 3 months ago

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What some customers do to sabotage your business, brand

How difficult, dishonest and fake customers can damage businesses through fraud, scams, cancelled orders and reputational harm.

By Paul Kariuki 3 months ago

Motivational speakers: When they sell you false business hopes

Think of dominating that market segment over your peers who may not have good business acumen, as they're doing it more as a side hustle to supplement their income.

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Should landlords bear cost for their tenants' negligence?

A tenant's fall in a house with highly polished tiles highlights hidden safety risks and raises questions on tenant vs landlord liability

By Paul Kariuki 4 months ago