Blogs
Britam versus Acorn and Cytonn: What You Need to Know
From the archive: this column first appeared in November 2014. Names, figures and rules are as they stood at the time. Photo credit: ZoomwallsAnyone with a finger on the pulse of...
Before You Send That Tweet: Kenyan Armed Forces & Police
From the archive: this column first appeared in November 2014. Names, figures and rules are as they stood at the time. There are some things the average person takes for granted:...
ISO Certification and You: Logistics in the 21st Century
As Kenya trends more and more towards being a player in the international commerce sector, a lot of businesses continue to seek ways to ensure their continuity and respectability...
Wetangula and Kenya Airways: A Love Story?
From the archive: this column first appeared in October 2014. Names, figures and rules are as they stood at the time. The answer to the question above is – not likely. If you've...
Power Moves: President Kenyatta and the ICC
From the archive: this column first appeared in October 2014. Names, figures and rules are as they stood at the time. Here's an exercise in national pride: stop any random Kenyan...
In Our Thoughts and Prayers: The Ebola Outbreak and Logistics
From the archive: this column first appeared in September 2014. Names, figures and rules are as they stood at the time. Amidst the torrent of articles about the commander in...
The Tragedy of Violence in North Eastern Kenya: Logistics and Keeping Peace
From the archive: this column first appeared in September 2014. Names, figures and rules are as they stood at the time. Few days back a close friend posted some...
Maternal Mortality in Kenya: Logistics and the Loss of Life
From the archive: this column first appeared in August 2014. Names, figures and rules are as they stood at the time. There are few things more profoundly moving than a mother...
Doing the CEO’s Job in Your Small Business: Logistic and Smart Entrepreneurs
From the archive: this column first appeared in August 2014. Names, figures and rules are as they stood at the time. Many youth, especially Kenyans, have jumped...
