Kenya is experiencing a transport revolution with the rise of electric motorbikes. In 2025, boda boda riders and delivery companies are increasingly shifting to eco-friendly alternatives. The biggest reason is cost efficiency. Electric bikes save up to 40% on fuel costs compared to petrol motorbikes. For boda boda riders who depend on daily income, this…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept — it’s already reshaping jobs in Kenya. From banks to hospitals, AI tools are automating repetitive tasks, improving efficiency, and creating new opportunities. In the finance sector, AI-powered chatbots are handling customer service, fraud detection, and data analysis. While this reduces routine jobs, it also creates…
Climate change is one of the greatest challenges facing agriculture in Kenya. Farmers are experiencing irregular rainfall, prolonged droughts, and pest infestations. However, climate-smart farming offers practical solutions. One key approach is water harvesting and irrigation. Farmers can collect rainwater in tanks and use drip irrigation systems to maximize efficiency. This reduces dependence on unpredictable…
For a long time, agriculture in Kenya was seen as an “old people’s job.” But in 2025, the narrative is changing — youth are embracing agribusiness as a path to wealth, innovation, and food security. One major reason is the rising demand for food. Kenya’s growing population guarantees a ready market for farm produce like…
Exam season is one of the most stressful times for students in Kenya. However, using the right study hacks can make preparation easier, less overwhelming, and more productive. The first hack is time management. Students should create a study timetable that allocates time for every subject while including breaks. The popular Pomodoro technique (25 minutes…
Kenyan universities are undergoing a major shift in 2025 thanks to digital learning. What used to be traditional face-to-face lectures has now evolved into a blended approach that mixes online and in-person education. One major benefit of digital learning is flexibility. Students can now attend lectures virtually through platforms like Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or even…
In today’s economy, a single source of income is never enough. For young people in Kenya, side hustles provide opportunities to make extra money, gain skills, and achieve independence. In 2025, here are five profitable side hustles that stand out. Content Creation & FreelancingWith platforms like Fiverr, Upwork, and social media, youth can earn by…
The Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) has helped thousands of Kenyan students pursue their education. However, many graduates struggle with repayment due to poor financial planning. Managing HELB wisely is the key to financial freedom. First, students must understand that HELB is not free money — it is a loan that must be repaid. Treating…
Money is one of the biggest challenges faced by students in Kenya. With rising living costs, saving may feel impossible — but the truth is, with smart habits, it can be done. In 2025, students can benefit from practical strategies that build discipline, reduce stress, and set the foundation for financial independence. First, budgeting is…
THE IMPORTANCE OF TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL TRAINING IN KENYA. With rising youth unemployment, technical and vocational training in Kenya has become more important than ever. Unlike university education, which often emphasizes theory, vocational institutions provide hands-on skills that directly prepare students for jobs and entrepreneurship. Courses offered in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET)…
