Fixing The Nation

In this episode, Knowledge, Impact, and Data Specialist Vollan Achieng, explains why Kenya is falling behind the rest of the world in adult literacy, he breaks down the main causes of this problem and shares how smart, data-based decisions can improve learning across the country.

In this episode, AmCham Kenya CEO Paul Muthaura and US Embassy in Kenya Chargé d'Affaires Susan Burns discuss what happens after the AGOA trade deal ends in two years and why Kenya and US need stable, long-term plans for trade.

In this episode, the Nairobi Gubernatorial Aspirant, Margaret Wanjiru, discusses how Sakaja's administration has failed the residents of Nairobi and what she intent to do if elected as the Governor.

In this episode, the MP for Homabay town, Peter Kaluma,  discusses the violence at the Linda Mwananchi rally in Homa Bay. He denies any involvement, claiming hired criminals caused the chaos, and calls on the NCIC to conduct a fair investigation.

In this episode, Samuel Maina, a Russia Returnee, narrates how he survived drone attacks on the warfront of the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

In this episode, the Secretary General for Kenya Red Cross Society, Ahmed Idris, discusses how they are prepared on nationwide emergency response and calls on county Government to do their part.

In this episode, the Nairobi city County Receiver of Revenue, Tiras Njoroge, breaks down the new county filming fees, explaining who actually has to pay and why everyday social media creators don't need to.

In this episode, the PS for MSME Development, Susan Mang'eni, discusses the Hustler Fund's massive growth, rising cumulative lending, and its impact on everyday borrowers.

In this episode, the chairman of Kenya Chamber of mines, Kanyoro Patrick, discusses the Kenya's critical mineral landscape.

In this episode, Hellen Mudora, a Civic Education Manager at Uraia Trust, discusses how kenyans cede power to politicians instead of delegating it as envisaged by the Constitution.