Peter Wakaba

Nov 26, 2024 | standardmedia.co.ke | Peter Wakaba

This year’s edition of the Kenya Diaspora Homecoming Convention will focus heavily on skills transfer and labour migration and the opportunities that this can generate for those living abroad and for Kenyans back at home.

Oct 7, 2024 | standardmedia.co.ke | Peter Wakaba

When you think of insurance, images of shiny skyscrapers, towering buildings, and large superhighways filled with cars often come to mind. You may picture important-looking men and women in suits, bustling through the big cities. Traditionally, insurance has meant coverage against theft, car accidents, or fire damage to buildings. These were once the cornerstone of the industry, the bread and butter for insurance companies. But that era is fading.

Oct 3, 2024 | standardmedia.co.ke | Peter Wakaba

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Sep 17, 2024 | standardmedia.co.ke | Peter Wakaba

More financing options have been credited with the surge in the ownership of motorcycle taxis, commonly known as boda boda. Players in the industry say operators are also embracing electric motorcycles, which are gaining popularity due to their cost-effectiveness compared to those that use fuel. According to non-bank finance company Watu Credit, 10 years ago, only 10 per cent of motorcycle riders owned the motorcycles they rode.

Sep 17, 2024 | standardmedia.co.ke | Peter Wakaba

More financing options have been credited with the surge in the ownership of motorcycle taxis, commonly known as boda boda. Players in the industry say operators are also embracing electric motorcycles, which are gaining popularity due to their cost-effectiveness compared to those that use fuel. According to non-bank finance company Watu Credit, 10 years ago, only 10 per cent of motorcycle riders owned the motorcycles they rode.