Margaret Maina

1 week ago | nation.africa | Margaret Maina

Content If you ever wondered who is responsible for the smooth sounds of a well-tuned guitar or the rich tone of a beautifully restored violin, look no further than the luthiers. In Kikuyu, Kiambu County, Kenneth Mlamba is immersed in the art of guitar making, his workshop alive with the sounds of craftsmanship. Cutting, shaping and winding with precision, he transforms raw wood into finely tuned instruments.

2 weeks ago | nation.africa | Margaret Maina

What you need to know:Daisy’s approach to personal branding is built on authenticity and purpose. She believes the best personal brands are grounded in an individual’s strengths and aligned with their true purpose. “Understanding your unique value and living in a way that promotes it allows you to become known for the attributes that define you,” she says. Think about your favourite brands. What makes them stand out? What value do they offer, and how do they communicate that value to their audience?

2 weeks ago | nation.africa | Margaret Maina

Kenya's rich culinary scene reflects centuries of trade and cross-cultural interaction, with traditional dishes featuring a mix of indigenous herbs, spices and locally grown ingredients. In recent years, however, there has been a growing trend to explore and embrace innovative international flavours. Increased interest in food innovation has encouraged local entrepreneurs to create new products that push culinary boundaries and cater to the growing tastes of mod-ern Kenyans.

3 weeks ago | nation.africa | Margaret Maina

What you need to know:Pollen Patrollers supplies bees to farmers and leverages AI-driven precision pollination at Sh1,290 per acre. The technology maps farmlands, ensuring comprehensive pollination coverage to maximise harvests. Margaret Wanjiku has spent years in community development, engaging farmers to improve their practices and equipping them with the knowledge and tools needed to increase harvests and enhance sustainability.

1 month ago | nation.africa | Margaret Maina

Aloe vera grows in abundance in Kenya, and one industry insider identified a significant untapped opportunity. While the plant's renowned medicinal and cosmetic benefits were well known, the market was missing a crucial component: the need for high quality, structured aloe vera extracts that could meet the growing demands of the pharmaceutical, food and beauty sectors.