The first case of SARS-CoV2 commonly known as coronavirus was reported in Kenya in March 2020. The country was quickly thrust into restrictions to curb the spread of the disease but what is the coronavirus? How is it spread? How do we avoid catching or spreading it? Press play to learn about this and a little surprise as well!

The chairman of the Thirdway Alliance Party and former presidential candidate Ekuru Aukot has tabled a bill in parliament intended to reduce the tax burden on citizens as well as ensure that state officers are accountable for their actions at all times? How does the bill propose to do this? Press play and find out how his proposals plan to do this  

Devolution under the new constitution meant all counties are represented by the Governor. Nairobi was recently handed over to the national government, what does this mean for representation? How exactly will the national government coordinate all service provision? Why wasn't there public participation?
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Every year in June, the Cabinet secretary for Finance takes a photo holding his briefcase before presenting the national budget to citizens. However, what guides the budget making process, how do they decide what to include? Well, press play and find out how that is done and how you can play a role in it too.

in March 2018, President Uhuru and Raila Odinga came to an agreement that is now commonly known as the handshake. Months later an initiative known as the Building Bridges Initiative is born and views are collected through public participation and a report is shared based on these views. In this episode, we discuss some of the prominent recommendations given in that report so we can understand the implications especially those that may lead to a referendum.
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With devolution came some great new additions to our powers as citizens and one of them is public participation. It  is where the government gets to hear what projects you want done in your community while you get to know everything that was done in the previous government. It is a very important tool in getting services delivered to us.
Press play and learn how to attend and make the most out of this constitutional right.

Voting is the right of any Kenyan aged 18 and above. However, when you do vote are you aware of what your representative is meant to do for you so you can choose the best candidate?
Press play and learn the roles of elected and some appointed state officers so you can know how they can serve you better.