Creating a personal profile website is essential for building your online presence, showcasing your skills, and professionally marketing yourself. A well-crafted personal site helps you stand out, attract opportunities, and clearly communicate your identity and expertise. This guide breaks down step-by-step how to build a personal website with Truehost Kenya, using simple terms and practical …
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The Kenyan market, characterized by a youthful population, rapid urbanization, and increasing digital penetration, presents a dynamic landscape for businesses aiming to capitalize on fast-moving consumer goods and trending products. With e-commerce platforms like Jumia, Jiji, and social media marketplaces gaining traction, understanding what sells fastest in Kenya is crucial for entrepreneurs, retailers, and investors. …
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Setting up your own VPS might sound complex, but with Truehost, it’s easy. So, if you’re hosting a website, running an app, or just learning how servers work, this guide will walk you through everything step by step — no tech skills needed. Setting Up Your Own Server 1) Choose a plan that fits you …
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Thinking about launching a business in Kenya with just 300,000 KES? You’re in the right place! This budget—about 2,317 USD —offers plenty of options if you are smart in your business planning. The key phrase here is cheap businesses to start with 300K in Kenya. It’s all about finding ideas that fit your funds and …
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Kenya’s healthcare system swapped the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) for the Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF) on October 1, 2024. You’re probably curious about what this means for your contributions. Let’s break down the SHIF rates—the key focus here—based on the facts as of 2025. This blog post lays out the numbers plainly. No …
