Pioneer Gulf has promised to deliver affordable electronics and quality customer service to the Kenyan market.

How Nairobi Water plans to nub illegal water connections, monitor water consumption and bill it's 250,000 customers.

If you are curious about all the weird, strange and just odd ways that people have died around the world, this is the app for you. iDied, from MicroSECONDS Computer Consulting, is indeed a quirky app, name and all, with a database of more than 400…

Christmas is almost here and as you travel upcountry, some of you might not find it hard to navigate the cyberspace anymore. The Kenya ICT Board has set aside KES 27 million to set up digital villages, known as Pasha Centres, across the country…

The observed drop in international crude oil prices may result in a drop in fuel price, though weakening of the shilling could counter this drop and balance things out.

A budget is a necessary evil. You can’t effectively manage your finances without one. Having said this, sticking to a budget is another issue. Most of us find ourselves constantly deviating from our budget with the problem probably lying in our spending’s, but then again you might have formulated a budget that doesn't quite cover your financial obligations effectively. Here's a simple 1,2,3 of creating a budget.

Wazi Wi-Fi is seeking to bring together different Wireless networks into a common network with a centralized payment gateway that will make logging into Wi-Fi anywhere with the same initial sign-on. Wazi have deployed over 400 Wi-Fi Access Points in 200 hotspot locations in Nairobi and Mombasa; Kenya’s largest cities.

After M-Pesa servers crashed putting the services off last weekend, issues on safety and security of mobile money platforms which are relied on by millions of Kenyans have emerged. How safe is your Mobile money?

KenGen is in the verge of generating the the biggest natural health spa in Africa at the Olkaria geothermal fields. But who needs a spa, and more importantly, who is this Sauna guy?

We can all agree that October was a financially demanding month for most Kenyans; and the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) backs us up on that. The Consumer Price Indices (CPI) increased by 0.43 per cent to stand at 132.46 in October 2012 from 131.89…