There is a particular Nairobi ritual that has not changed much in the last two or three decades. You drive past a shiny office tower or a mixed‑use development and someone in the car says, half‑joking and half‑serious: “One day I want to own a building like that.” For most

There is a particular kind of clarity that comes from having thought about a problem for four decades. Simon Bransfield-Garth is not a convert to artificial intelligence. He is one of its original practitioners — a Cambridge-trained engineer who wrote his doctoral research on artificial neural networks and their application to perception

Kenya’s fixed internet market looks like it has entered one of those rare moments when a sector stops moving gradually and starts accelerating forward in big steps. The last time we saw something like this was when Starlink entered the market three years ago and the majority of incumbents were forced