Author: Brand Spot

The Fishermen Experience in Kisumu brought together three days of creativity, learning and entertainment, with engagements for young creatives on Wednesday and Thursday leading into the main concert at Mamboleo Stadium on Saturday. On Wednesday, artists and industry practitioners took part in masterclasses focused on the business of creativity. The sessions covered financial literacy, managing irregular income, tax, investment, brand building, digital music and monetising creative work. Creatives also received guidance on accessing credit and funding to grow their businesses and projects. The focus shifted to civic engagement and rights advocacy on Thursday, with discussions on constitutional rights, freedom of…

By Bryan Hamman, Area Vice President, Africa at NETSCOUT Enterprises are moving quickly from using AI to analyse operations, to applying it to make operational decisions. What began as advisory analytics has rapidly evolved into closed-loop control systems, with automated remediation, policy enforcement and real-time routing decisions executing in seconds, often without human intervention. As a result, before expanding AI-driven operations, executives should pressure-test readiness with some key questions. The shift of AI making recommendations for operational decisions to making those operational decisions, changes the stakes significantly. Once AI enters the operational control loop, it is more than an analytical…

Inspire the world and create the future, For Samsung, this vision has shaped the company for decades. The Samsung story began in 1938, with Samsung Electronics being established in 1967. From its early days in electronics, the company has grown into a global technology business spanning smartphones, TVs, home appliances, displays, semiconductors, wearables and artificial intelligence. But Samsung’s story is not only about how long it has been around. It is about what the company has done with that time. Across different categories, Samsung has repeatedly challenged what a product could be. Some of the technologies that are now part of…

Bolt’s same-day and on-demand parcel delivery service, Bolt Send, completed over 1 million deliveries in Kenya. This milestone was reached less than a year after its formal relaunch in September 2025, making Kenya the fastest-growing established Send market globally. Between January and July 2026, order volumes in Kenya grew by over 135%. By August, Kenya was running 67 per cent ahead of Ghana on a like-for-like two-wheel delivery basis, having overtaken it in May 2026. The growth has been driven by both of Bolt Send’s delivery categories. The two-wheel motorcycle category, reclassified as a distinct product in February 2026, grew…

Vertiv has announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire King Environmental Services Ltd. (KES), a Europe-based provider of fluid management, commissioning and load-testing services for high-density, liquid-cooled data centres and other applications. The acquisition is expected to expand Vertiv’s global thermal management services capabilities into Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) and advance its strategy to support customers across the thermal chain. KES adds specialised fluid management, commissioning and load-testing capabilities spanning system preparation, performance validation, monitoring, maintenance and lifecycle optimisation. The transaction builds on Vertiv’s established North American fluid management presence, including its 2025 acquisition of…

A new Web3 Foundation study of six evidence-based model households in the United Kingdom and United States found that it may take up to 10 full working days to read the privacy policies, terms, notices and supporting documents linked to one ordinary modelled digital day. Across the six scenarios, researchers identified 1,195 relevant documents containing more than 5.38 million words. Depending on the modelled household, simply reading the material linked to one ordinary day would require between 37 and 83 hours, or 4.6 to 10.4 full workdays. The largest reading burden was found in the modelled UK family scenario, where…

Yes. Kenyan investors who already hold USDT generally have two routes. The first is to use an eligible platform that accepts USDT as funding for real U.S.-listed shares. The second is to convert USDT to fiat and fund a conventional international broker. Key Takeaways What Does “Buying US Stocks With USDT” Actually Mean? The phrase covers two funding paths. Both can end in real U.S. equity exposure, but they differ in cost, speed and the providers involved. Route 1: Use USDT to Fund Purchases of Real Shares The investor transfers USDT into a stock-account balance, where it becomes buying power.…

With a little over two months to go, anticipation is building for the 29th edition of Africa Tech Festival, the continent’s longest running and most influential technology event. As the countdown continues, the programme is taking shape around some of the most pressing questions facing Africa’s digital economy, from AI and the infrastructure needed to support it, to cybersecurity, connectivity and the changing investment environment for African technology businesses. Africa Tech Festival returns to the Cape Town International Convention Centre from 16 to 19 November 2026, bringing together government, technology companies, telecoms operators, infrastructure providers, enterprise leaders, startups and investors from…

You search for a flight today and find a fare that works. Tomorrow, the same seat may cost more. It can feel unpredictable, but behind that changing price is a complex process shaped by demand, seat availability, seasonality, competitor activity and booking patterns. Increasingly, artificial intelligence is helping airlines make sense of all that information. Kenya Airways is already applying this technology through its adoption of FlyNava Technologies’ AI powered Jupiter 5.0 pricing platform.  Airline pricing has always relied heavily on data, forecasting and revenue-management expertise. What AI brings is the ability to process much larger volumes of information, identify…

There is a point in gaming when the screen stops feeling like a screen. It happens when a racing game pulls into a fast corner and every movement feels immediate. When a character moves through a dark environment and details remain visible in the shadows. When a competitive match becomes so intense that there is barely time to think before reacting. That is the experience a good gaming monitor can create. And spending time with the LG UltraGear range makes it clear that the difference is not necessarily about having the biggest screen or the most impressive specification sheet. It…