“Halftime” by Bob Buford ; A Quiet Revolution for a Loud World
We live in an age of relentless motion where being busy is worn as a badge of honor and rest
Beyond the Shadows of My Dream; A Biography of Martin Oduor Otieno CBS
A Man Who Carried a Nation A Childhood Shaped by Faith and Order From the clay soils of Maseno to
What SMEs Are Really Saying About Tax & Trade
Across the African continent, small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are the lifeblood of economies. They employ millions, drive innovation, and
Can Africa Build a Shared Tax Vision Without Losing National Identity?
The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is more than a trade agreement—it is a declaration of intent. It says
Is Africa Ready for a Continental Tax Conversation?
Across the continent, the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is steadily transforming from policy to practice. With over 50
Doctor at Heart by Dr. Dan Gikonyo
I didn’t just read Doctor at Heart—I sat with it. Like a quiet conversation across generations, it felt like listening
Understanding Kenya’s Public Debt and Effects on the Tax System
Kenya’s public debt has surged considerably in recent years, sparking critical conversations around its sustainability, implications on taxation, and overall
The Hidden Tax of War- We Must Get Involved #TaxTuesdays
Kenya, as a regional economic powerhouse, has long played a role in mediating conflicts within the East African Community (EAC)
Saccos, Taxes, and Trust. What Kenya Must Learn from the KUSSCO Scandal #TaxTuesdays
A Brewing Crisis in the Sacco Sector Kenya’s Savings and Credit Cooperative Societies (Saccos) have long been the backbone of
Book Review: Ego Is The Enemy by Ryan Holiday
The Unforgettable Office Incident There was a moment in the office that made it clear why everyone should read this