Meet Balozy: Kenya’s App Turning Local Talent into Trusted Services
Looking for a plumber in Eldoret? A reliable cleaner in Mombasa? A baker in Nairobi or an AC technician in Kisii? Balozy is here to change how Kenyans find trusted…
🚀 Gen Z in Kenya Isn’t Waiting for Jobs — They’re Creating Them
From braiding salons in Kayole to baking kitchens in Nakuru and plumbing gigs in Kakamega, Kenya’s Gen Z is proving that hustle is the new hiring letter. Rather than sit…
💡 In Uncertain Times, Gen Z Demands More Than Discounts—They Want Purpose
Why Kenyan Brands Must Go Beyond Price—and How Balozy Is Building Trust with the Next Generation In a season of rising inflation, shifting political winds, and an increasingly digital economy,…
💼 Looking for Work That Values Your Skills—Not Your Connections?
Why Verified Work Matters for Kenya’s Hustling Generation In today’s Kenya, youth aren’t just looking for kazi—they’re demanding dignity, recognition, and a fair shot. Gone are the days when jobs…
What’s Happening with the Protests?
💼 What About Jobs? The protests are deeply tied to youth frustration over joblessness, rising living costs, and a sense of being ignored by the political class. But despite the…
5 Hustles You Can Start on Balozy This Weekend (No Degree, No Drama!)
Looking to make some extra cash this weekend? Whether you’re in Nairobi, Nakuru, or chilling in Kisumu, Balozy has your back. With just a smartphone and your skills, you can…
How to Find Trusted Fundis in Your Neighborhood (Without Guesswork)
In Kenya, finding a reliable fundi can feel like a gamble. One day you’re fixing a leaking tap, the next you’re chasing a painter who vanished with your deposit. Whether…
Verified Hustle: How Balozy Is Building Trust in Kenya’s Gig Economy
In Kenya’s fast-moving digital economy, trust is everything. Whether you’re hiring a mama-fua in Machakos, a DJ in Kisumu, or a fundi in Nairobi, you want to know the person…
How Digital Platforms Like Balozy Are Lifting the Jua Kali Sector in Kenya
In Kenya, the Jua Kali sector—literally “hot sun” in Kiswahili—is more than just a phrase. It’s a way of life for millions of skilled artisans, fundis, mama-fuas, and self-employed workers…
Jua Kali Meets Digital: How Kenya’s Informal Sector Is Embracing the Future of Work
In Kenya, the term Jua Kali evokes images of artisans welding under the sun, roadside mechanics fixing engines, and tailors stitching away in open-air stalls. Literally meaning “hot sun” in…
Why Your Business Should Prioritize Customer Obsession Over Competitor Focus in Kenya
In Kenya’s fast-evolving marketplace—where mama mbogas are going digital and boda riders are tracking deliveries via apps—businesses must make a critical choice: obsess over customers or chase competitors. The most…
No Posters. No Roundabouts. Just Clients—Welcome to the Future of Work with Balozy
In Kenya’s fast-changing hustle economy, the old ways just don’t cut it anymore. Standing by the roadside with a toolbox, hoping someone passes by in need of a fundi? Hanging…