Opinion Pieces
Browse through educative and informative articles published by the KAM team
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Fri, 07 Apr 2017
There is Value in Waste
The waste management debate is a critical conversation for us to have and this is the right time to have it. I believe that to achieve broad-based and inclusive economic growth as a country, we must centralize discourse on access to sanitation and a clean thriving environment as fundamental in our economic development strategy. -
Wed, 22 Mar 2017
Building our Economy on Water
Given the long history of drought in this continent, I believe that it is time we stop viewing it as an exogenous shock and more as a structural problem that we can address with our own abundant resources. -
Tue, 14 Mar 2017
Empowering Women through Renewable Energy
The more central energy is to our lives, the more crucial it is to provide equal access and distribution for all in order to secure our country’s future. -
Wed, 08 Mar 2017
Women’s Representation in High-level Corporate Leadership Critical
As we mark the International Women’s Day, I am reminded that women’s representation in high-level corporate leadership in Africa remains critically low. -
Thu, 02 Mar 2017
Recognizing Women’s Work is a Smart Move Towards Economic Sustainability
An economic transformation for our continent is only possible through Women’s active and recognized participation. In theory, this statement is universally acknowledged, in practice efforts towards this lag, especially in the corporate and enterprise spaces. -
Wed, 15 Feb 2017
The Rule of Law in Economic Development
The rule of law is at the heart of a just society. It is not simply because it allows for sound and fair principles to prevail but mostly because it creates an environment for steady and fundamental growth to occur. -
Tue, 07 Feb 2017
How SMEs Can Create an Inclusive Economy
One of the main concerns as we head to the ballot box this year is the ever-increasing gap in socio-economic equality in this country for many people. Despite the sustained over 5% economic growth, we continue to grapple with broad based improvement in well being and commensurate poverty reduction. -
Fri, 27 Jan 2017
Why TVET is a Game-Changer for Kenya
The Devaluing of so-called Blue Collar work is a mentality borne out of a contorted notion of education’s function in the society. One which prioritizes examinations and assessment scores over comprehensive learning of diverse disciplines.
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