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The latest Economic Survey, released by the Kenyan Bureau of Statistics (KNBS), has unveiled a modest yet significant growth of 2.4% in formal sector employment for the year 2024. This statistic reflects not just numbers, but the real lives of millions striving for stability and recognition in an ever-evolving job market. Intriguingly, the informal sector dominated this landscape, accounting for a staggering 83.6% of total employment, which translates to roughly 17.4 million individuals operating in various…

As many individuals transition back to an in-office work environment, an often-overlooked consideration comes into play: commuting costs. This new phase symbolizes not just a change in work dynamics but also a recalibration of personal finances in today's ever-evolving landscape. Recently, Mercury Insurance spotlighted this issue by releasing a compelling report in March, which meticulously analyzed the commuting expenses of residents in 147 cities across the United States. The study's focus on various factors—average…

This week, the President-elect of the United States stirred quite a commotion by suggesting a potential military action against a European nation. During a news conference on Tuesday, he claimed that the self-governing Danish territory of Greenland held significant importance for America's national security and hinted that Denmark should be willing to relinquish it. But when asked if he would reject the possibility of using military or economic pressure, he responded matter-of-factly, "I can’t assure you on either of…

Southern Madagascar is going through an unprecedented drought, the uncommon rains have led to devastating swarms of grasshoppers and processional larvae, and the inhabitants is on the verge of hunger. To have the option to outlive. With three consecutive years of drought and notably extreme weather conditions this yr, the…