In today’s world, mobile phones have become an integral part of our lives. We can’t even imagine spending a single day without our mobile devices. But what if your smartphone runs out of airtime? You’ll need a recharge, right? That’s where...
University examinations can be stressful, especially when students have several units to revise, assignments to complete, and limited time before exams begin. For many Kenyan university students, commonly known as comrades, examination season brings sleepless nights,...
Every business that uses computers, the internet, or online services faces cybersecurity risks. Hackers may try to access company systems, steal customer information, or interfere with daily operations. Regardless of the size of the business you are running, you need...
University life in Kenya can be financially challenging. Between paying rent, buying food, purchasing academic materials, covering transport costs, and managing personal expenses, many comrades find that their upkeep money runs out before the semester ends. While some...
Your child may ask for a smartphone to watch YouTube, join a school WhatsApp group, play games or stay in touch with friends. You may agree, but another question soon comes up: how do you know what they are doing on the phone when you are not watching? Social media,...
Wi-Fi has become one of those technologies that people use every day without thinking much about it. We connect our phones, laptops, televisions, cameras, gaming consoles, and even home appliances to Wi-Fi, often with nothing more than a password. Once everything is...
If you plan to start or run a construction business in Kenya, registering with the National Construction Authority (NCA) is an important step before starting construction work. The NCA regulates contractors and ensures construction industry standards are maintained....
Electricity is an essential part of everyday life in Kenya. Households, businesses, schools, hospitals, and other institutions depend on reliable electricity for lighting, communication, refrigeration, cooking, entertainment, and economic activities. One of the most...
If you are in Kenya on a visitor’s pass and need to stay longer before leaving the country, you can apply for an extension through the electronic Foreign Nationals Services (eFNS) portal. The Directorate of Immigration Services allows foreign nationals holding a...
Getting into Kenya’s public transport business as a driver involves more than having a driving licence. If you plan to drive a matatu, taxi, bus, shuttle or another public service vehicle, you will also need to meet the relevant NTSA requirements, including obtaining...
As of January 13, 2026, the Office of the Attorney General in Kenya moved key marriage registration services to the eCitizen platform. This means couples can now apply for registrar’s certificates, special marriage licences, and access other marriage services online...
