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Earning Global Income Safely: Grace Mureithi Breaks Down Kenya’s Gig Economy - Ghafla! Sponsored Content (opens the original)
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By Kibaki Muthamia on September 27, 2026 Your next employer may not have an office in Nairobi, Kisumu or Mombasa. They could be sitting in London, running a startup in New York or managing a business thousands of kilometres away – while the person doing the work is sitting at home in Kenya. That is increasingly how the gig economy works. A 2025 World Economic Forum report estimated that Kenya had about 1.9 million people engaged in digital jobs, including 1.2 million gig workers. The country’s g
Malindi Road upgrade: How better roads are changing life for Tuk Tuk drivers - Ghafla! (opens the original)
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By Kibaki Muthamia on September 12, 2026 Patrick has spent about a decade using Malindi Road, long enough to remember when congestion, potholes and breakdowns could turn a relatively short journey into a frustrating wait. The road was narrow in places, he says, and vehicles would overlap while trying to get through. Accidents were common, while a single stalled vehicle could quickly send traffic into a standstill. For someone earning from every trip, that lost time had a price. Now, sections of
No ban on foreign traders: Kenya explains new business and immigration rules - Ghafla! (opens the original)
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By Kibaki Muthamia on September 11, 2026 The Government has moved to clarify what its recent position on foreign nationals doing business in Kenya means, following growing attention around small-scale trade and informal retail. The message from Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi and Principal Secretary for Foreign Affairs Korir Sing’oei is that Kenya is not closing its doors to foreign businesses. Instead, the Government says foreign nationals living, working or trading in the country must
From Fishing to the Blue Economy: How Shimoni youth see new opportunities at home - Ghafla! (opens the original)
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Asman Ambeta is a tour guide in Shimoni and Wasini Island. During the low tourism season, he turns to fishing. For years, he says, many families in the area depended on the ocean while working with limited facilities. Fishermen dealt with damaged coral, declining catches, inadequate storage and low prices for their fish. Young people faced an even bigger question: Where were the jobs? The development of Shimoni Fish Port has changed the conversation. Completed by the Kenya Ports Authority in 202
Flooded House, Damaged Car: What Britam Insurance Can Cover in Kenya - Ghafla! (opens the original)
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A flooded house can wipe out months of savings in a few hours. Expensive furniture and electronics can get soaked in minutes. It’s common to read of damaged business stock in flooded warehouses. The most frequent cases of water-based damages happen to cars, either in parking bays or along flooded sections in town or highways. The difficult part usually comes after the rains: “Who pays for this damage?” That is where insurance becomes important, but only where the loss falls within the cover you
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