Over the past decade, Hass avocado farming in Kenya has transformed from a niche agricultural activity into a lucrative agribusiness phenomenon. This surge is driven by rising global demand, Kenya’s favorable climate, and government support for horticultural exports. Today, the avocado is not just a fruit—it’s green gold. Thousands of smallholder farmers, investors, and exporters […]
The Great Population Shift Global fertility rates—the average number of children a woman bears—have seen dramatic shifts over the past 50 years. From once-booming birth rates in every part of the world, the planet is now facing a stark demographic divide: some regions are ageing rapidly with declining populations, while others remain youthful but burdened […]
Why Snail Farming in Kenya Is Gaining Ground As Kenya’s youth search for innovative agribusiness ideas that require low startup capital and promise high returns, snail farming in Kenya is emerging as a profitable, underexplored venture. Snails—once seen as pests—are now considered a delicacy, a source of medicinal slime, and a component of high-end cosmetic […]
Why Poultry Farming in Kenya Is a Smart Move Poultry farming in Kenya has emerged as one of the most accessible and profitable agribusiness ventures for young entrepreneurs and rural households alike. With increasing demand for chicken meat and eggs driven by urbanization, population growth, and dietary preferences, the poultry industry offers immense opportunity for […]
In the vast, shadowy depths of the world’s oceans, some of the most powerful machines ever built glide silently beneath the waves. Nuclear submarines—long hailed as marvels of naval technology—can operate for up to 30 years without needing to refuel. But how is such an astonishing feat of endurance and efficiency possible? The answer lies […]
Usain Bolt’s 9.58 seconds in the 100 meters. Eliud Kipchoge’s sub-2-hour marathon (under assisted conditions). Faith Kipyegon running the mile in 4:06.42. These are not just numbers—they are records etched at the edge of human possibility. But what happens when we’ve gone as far as the human body can go? Is there a point where […]
Divorce no longer belongs exclusively to the young. In Kenya and around the world, couples in their 50s and 60s are calling it quits in increasing numbers—a phenomenon known as gray divorce. This shift in marital dynamics is triggering new social and economic questions, especially as Kenya’s population ages and family structures evolve. This article […]
In today’s hyper-digital world, customer support has quietly undergone a seismic shift. Once the domain of patient phone agents and in-person service desks, it is now ruled by bots, help centers, and automated menus. Companies like Safaricom, Facebook (Meta), and Twitter (X) are increasingly turning their backs on traditional human-based customer service—especially in emerging markets […]
