Kenya's Wrong Track: The Political Price
Are you feeling the pinch? According to a recent survey, a dominant 75% of Kenyans believe the country is on the wrong track. This widespread pessimism is largely driven by the rising cost of living, ...
30 Maj 20254min
Constitutional Battles: Driving Change in Kenya
Dive into the heart of Kenya's governance challenges and the legal battles championing accountability and change. This podcast explores how citizens and advocates are challenging the status quo, drawi...
29 Maj 202516min
Faith, Fanaticism, or Cult? Critiquing Religion in Kenya
Explore the complex landscape of religion in Kenya in this episode, asking the critical question: Is it faith, or is it fanaticism and cults? Drawing on expert perspectives, we delve into what constit...
28 Maj 20258min
Forged Futures: Kenya's Fake Certificate Crisis
Explore the alarming crisis of fake academic and professional certificates in Kenya. Audit reports have exposed that more than 2,000 Kenyans used forged documents to secure jobs in various government ...
28 Maj 202511min
Border Tensions: The Tanzania-Kenya Activism Standoff
Dive into the recent standoff between Tanzania and Kenya sparked by the detention and deportation of Kenyan political and human rights activists from Dar es Salaam. Explore the strong reaction from Ta...
27 Maj 20259min
Kenya: Private Police Stations, Wicked People, and Why Satan Created It? (A Comedic Rant)
Get ready for a wild ride as we dive into a comedic take on Kenya. This episode explores eyebrow-raising claims like a Kenyan man opening his own private police station and arresting people, leading t...
27 Maj 20254min
Kenya's Shifting Sands: Regional Kingpins and the Road to 2027
Tune in to explore the dynamic changes happening in Kenya's political landscape as the 2027 General Election approaches1.... This podcast delves into the re-emergence of regional parties and ethnic ki...
27 Maj 202510min
Selling Safaricom: Kenya's Debt Crisis and the "Fiscal Necessity"
Kenya is planning a significant move: selling off a portion of its 34.9% stake in Safaricom, the region's most profitable company. The government aims to raise $1.1 billion (KES149 billion) through th...
27 Maj 20258min
