It doesn’t escape us that we are living in a pivotal time- a time of radical creativity, resilience and revolution. You have to believe that anything is possible. Even as gender inequalities remain a concern in African labor markets despite variations from one country to another, a ...
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Can a word of mouth agreement be used in a court of law when you intend to sue an employer who hasn’t paid your salary for months? Considering the fact that there is no proof of employment just text messages of the employer promising to pay your salary which he has never paid up. ...
Kihu, an economist and founder of The Bizconomist Journal suggests that a young person in Kenya has three options of breaking out of poverty or become financially independent —education, entrepreneurship and talent. Initiatives such as the 30 per cent procurement rule meant to benefit the ...
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For many countries, the prospects of AI are thriving. Most factories are now becoming fully automized. The new industrial revolution is taking place whether we like it or not. What are the key issues that as Africans should address to ensure we are part and parcel of this new revolution? < ...
Do you think the Kenyan system of education is helpful in today’s job market? ...
As a CEO, Manager or boss, would you consider gender balance or competence when it comes to employing workers? ...
Would you advise a young person like me to not look for employment and follow their passion? And what advice would you give me? ...