Kenya VASP Regulations 2026

Kenya VASP Regulations 2026: Is the KSh 500M Rule Locking Out Local Builders?

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Nairobi Is Watching the Clock Kenya’s digital finance space just entered one of its most important chapters — and most people scrolled right past it. On April 10, 2026, the public participation window for the Draft Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASP) Regulations 2026 closed. For those of us who have been following the conversation around […]

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Remote Work Journey in 2026

How to Start Your Remote Work Journey in 2026: 5 Things You Need to Do Now

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It Is Actually Happening? Before I get into the five things, I want to share something that genuinely made my week. I received a message from one of my YouTube subscribers — someone who had been watching my videos for a few months. She told me that after watching my content on remote work, she

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Blockchain and digital identity

Blockchain and Digital Identity: How SSI Is Giving the Invisible a Voice

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  The Document I Fear Losing Most Blockchain and digital identity might sound like a topic reserved for tech conferences and policy papers. But for me, it starts with something far more personal — my passport. As someone who loves to travel, my biggest nightmare is not a delayed flight or a missed connection. It

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Blockchain in HealthCare Africa

When the System Fails the Patient: Why Blockchain in Healthcare Africa Is No Longer Optional

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  A Morning at the Hospital I Will Never Forget Blockchain in healthcare Africa is a conversation that did not start in a boardroom for me. It started in a hospital queue. Years ago, I walked into Kenyatta National Hospital very sick. Someone had told me the trick: arrive early if you want to see

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Remote Work in Africa

Remote Work in Africa Is a Real Opportunity — But the Competition Is Global

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Remote work in Africa is no longer a distant dream. Thousands of professionals across the continent are landing international roles, earning in foreign currencies, and building careers that were simply not possible a decade ago. The internet has genuinely levelled the playing field, opening doors that once felt out of reach. However, there is a

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Stablecoins for Freelancers and businesses

Stablecoins for Freelancers and Businesses: A Better Way to Receive International Payments

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Introduction For many freelancers and small business owners working with global clients, the biggest challenge is not the work itself. The real headache often comes when it is time to get paid. International payments can be slow, expensive, and frustrating. Many professionals lose a significant portion of their earnings to transaction fees, while others experience

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Explaining Remote Work to Parents: When Your “Dream Job” Looks Like Loitering

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The last time I visited my parents in the village, I stayed a little longer than usual. There is something about that village air that makes you forget the chaos of the city. When I’m there, I go back to being their little girl. There’s no rush, no Nairobi traffic, and definitely no worrying about

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Overcoming Imposter Syndrome in Tech: My Journey from “HTML Engineer” to Developer

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Have you ever felt like a complete tech imposter? If you’ve ever sat in a room full of developers discussing the intricacies of Kubernetes while you were still trying to figure out why your “div”  wouldn’t center, you are not alone. My journey into the digital world began with a mix of extreme overconfidence and

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