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A delightfully funny and silly tribute to classic Hollywood
The movie is littered with clever nods and historical details about early cinema.
SGR line extension to Nairobi CBD to ease commuters’ pain
The extension will allow Kenyans to board trains in the CBD instead of travelling to Syokimau...
Why WhatsApp usernames will reshape how Kenyans connect
The same technology designed to improve privacy may introduce an entirely different set of...
Uber, Bolt, Glovo get higher permit fees for delivery services
Growth in e-commerce has fuelled demand for parcel movement as more transactions shift from...
Eminem Loses Australian Trademark Battle Against Beachwear Brand “Swim Shady”
SummaryGlobal rap superstar Eminem has lost a landmark trademark dispute in Australia against a boutique Sydney-based beachwear startup called Swim Shady Crucially, the ruling noted that Eminem did not officially file to trademark his famous "Slim Shady" moniker in Australia until January 2025—one month after the beach brand had already launchedTrademark adjudicator Benjamin Goldsworthy ruled that Eminem failed to demonstrate "actual control" or active commercial use of his "Shady" apparel marks in AustraliaThe real Slim Shady stood up in an Australian court—but he was ultimately forced to sit back down. Rap icon Eminem (Marshall Mathers III) has officially lost a key round in an international trademark battle against Swim Shady, a small beachwear and equipment company based out of Sydney'...
Relief for oil marketers as State clears Sh8bn subsidy arrears
A combination of the arrears and costly fuel in the wake of the US-Israel war on Iran made it...
The founder’s dilemma: Question behind Kenya’s biggest listing in 17 years
Building a company takes vision, courage and persistence.
Inside the World Bank’s tough terms for new loans to Kenya
Kenya must implement more than 10 governance, procurement and climate reforms to unlock the...
Squat. Bench. Deadlift. How 3 exercises helped change Gathoni’s life
She has built her fitness life around heavy weights.
Nahashon Mungai: The banker behind Mansa-X, the multi-billion fund
Nahashon Mungai created Mansa-X, a special fund now worth Sh153 billion, at just 32.
Del Monte loses Sh44m double claim over damaged rail cargo
The High Court ruled that the fruit processor could not recover compensation from Kenya...
East Africa’s growth will be built by small firms
East Africa does not lack ambition. It lacks a deeper trust in the people already building its...
