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Meta Spending Big on AI Talent

As the race for artificial intelligence supremacy accelerates, Meta is spending big on AI talent, aggressively recruiting top minds from rivals like OpenAI and Google DeepMind. Backed by CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s vision, the tech giant has deployed lavish compensation packages and massive infrastructure investments to secure its place as a future AI powerhouse. But with […]

From LinkedIn to WhatsApp job searching in Kenya

From LinkedIn to WhatsApp: The Changing Face of Job Searching in Kenya

In today’s Kenyan job market, the tools professionals use for job hunting have shifted—from the polished profiles of LinkedIn to the informal immediacy of WhatsApp networks. This transition is reshaping how connections are made, roles are filled, and careers progress. Here’s how WhatsApp is becoming the go-to platform for job seekers and recruiters across Kenya. […]

human customer support

The Vanishing Human Customer Sopport: Why Big Companies Like Safaricom, Facebook, and Twitter Are Sidestepping Customer Support

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 […]

Lakers to be sold in record-breaking $10 billion deal

Lakers to Be Sold in Record-Breaking $10 Billion Deal

The Lakers to be sold in record-breaking $10 billion deal has bolstered global fascination with America’s most iconic basketball franchise. The blockbuster sale marks the highest valuation ever for a U.S. professional sports team and signals a seismic shift in sports ownership, echoing far beyond the NBA—even reaching basketball fans and investors here in Nairobi and […]

Safaricom valuation hits KSh 1 trillion

Safaricom Valuation Hits KSh 1 Trillion Mark Amid Investor Optimism

Safaricom valuation hits KSh 1 trillion for the first time in over a year, signaling renewed investor confidence in Kenya’s most valuable company. This development reaffirms Safaricom’s dominance on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) and its enduring role in East Africa’s digital economy. As Kenya’s largest telco and mobile money provider, Safaricom’s recovery reflects broader […]

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