We focus on how online money revolution has forced commercial banks to climb down their high horses to survive the changing times especially  in the loan market

We unmask the evils in Savings and Credit Cooperative Societies (SACCOs) that have stunted their growth.

With the damning KPMG draft report on Safaricom in the public domain, the journey down the high moral ground begins and as employees conspire with suppliers to steal billions, Safaricom could soon lose its financial power..

If you have felt a thin-like chill effect go down your spine by the sheer thought of a crunch, you must have directly or indirectly suffered, been tormented during the 2008-2009 by an economic Tsunami that you never saw coming. Many may have sought answers from heavens to explain what in the world was happening. It whirled from North America in the name of unserviced mortgages that rocked the infamous Lehman Brothers Bank among other key lenders. Bad news is, world economic indicators show another could be on its way..

New CS Education has so far made the right steps, he is tackling exam cheating head on, he is reviewing the curriculum and so on. There is calm in the sector with teachers holding their horses to give him the benefit of doubt in streamlining the sector. Just what should the CS move with speed to tackle to keep on track on reforming the Education sector?

We look at the intrigues in the board of the National Oil Corporation of Kenya (NOCK) pitting the male dominating majority against the female CEO and explore reasons why Ms Sumayya Athman could be wanted out..

With National Transport Safety Authority (NTSA)'s Road Safety Status Report 2015 putting the annual economic, social cost of Kenya's traffic carnage at a whooping Sh300 billion, the Nairobi Business Monthly looks at what the way forward is.

Shape up or ship out, Social Media's stern message to Main Stream

Real estate industry in Kenya has or is about to reach its saturation point. The biggest reason is - developers have over-focused on high-end properties. It is high time, our expert writers argue, developers focused on the vast opportunities in the 80% of the population that cannot afford what is currently on offer.

You have seen and heard only good side of Vimal Shah. We bring you the other side of his business life only his victims know

We look into how corruption has stood between Kenya and the middle class economy, causing, according to USA's President Barrack Obama, "the single biggest impediment to Kenya growing even faster."

The focus of our Cover Story is on research findings that show that the decades-long desire by students in higher learning institutions for white collar jobs is gradually ending as most of them prefer to innovate, get self-employed, come up with start-ups and even employ. This turns the tables on employers who should now work around the clock to make their brands attractive to work for and retain a work force where entrepreneurship is now competing with them for top talents. Find out how employers should brace themselves for the emerging trend.

Our Cover for the July Issue, WHEN TURNAROUND CEO TURNS AROUND, The story of Jonathan Ciano and the Uchumi Supermarket looks critically into the management issues that returned Kenya's oldest retail chain to near receivership hardly ten years after its fanciful return to profit strategies. In the last two years, Uchumi Supermarket gobbled Sh2 billion in bank loans, profits and a rights issue, and under the celebrated CEO, asked for a bailout of Sh400 million to stay a float leading to an unamused board firing the Mr Ciano and a host of his top managers.

In Company and Industry, Dr Kellen Kiambati looks at the painful journey to a seasoned leadership. This  a critical look at what it takes for a successful leadership. We also look at how insurance agencies are staring at their inevitable death thanks to bancassurance, the new kid on the block.

In Politics, Business & Law, we hail a court decision that has entrenched the High Court as a court of last resort in arbitration. This ruling, we argue, insulates the arbitration process from shenanigans that soiled the arbitration process while in Markets, we unravel what is affecting the shilling.

In Tech & Innovation, Use and Beautiful's Lynette Hundermark explores simple phone strategies that will move your company to the next level. "Your mobile phone strategy should integrate into your overall digital strategy which in turn needs to compliment your business and customer goals," she writes.

Our seasoned tech columnist, Peter Wanyonyi explains why enterprise architecture for e-government is the solution to the jinxed e-programmes of the central government including the much hyped laptops project.

In the Society and Culture, we take you into intrigues of the intensive care unit with a keen look at the ages old question of euthanasia. Caroline Wambui, the new graduated nurse working in a specialised neurological ICU in a private hospital in Germany shares her notes.

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