Fixing The Nation

In this episode, the Public Health,PS, Mary Muthoni discusses why border surveillance and screening remain a public health priority, in the early detection & prevention of disease outbreaks. 

In this episode, Karuti Kanyinga, a member of a working group on transition to first world status, discusses what fits for a world goal.

In this episode, the Senator for Makueni County, Dan Maanzo, discusses how there's no need for a vision for 2060 if we don't address corruption.

In this episode, Dr. Kahura Mundia, the president of Kenya Dental Association, warns moves could expose Kenyans to unsafe dental care. 


In this episode, the MP of Maribari masaba constituency, Daniel Manduku, discusses how the Constitution guarantees equitable sharing of national revenue.

In this episode, Zainab Hawa, the Director General of UNON, discusses why Nairobi is the golden gem for UN operations.

In this episode, Outgoing EU ambassador to Kenya, Henriette Geiger, shares crucial insights into how regional solidarity and shared policy can drive growth across Africa.

In this episode, Prof. Xn Iraki, Lecturer, (University of Nairobi & Economist) breaks down key lessons from Singapore’s rapid development.

In this episode, CS, Geoffrey Ruku, discusses the public outcry over the misuse of national resources and examines how shifting political realignments are already shaping the high-stakes road to the 2027 general election.

In this episode, political commentator, Herman Manyora, breaks down the political tug-of-war over Edwin Sifuna. As ODM dismisses his momentum and accuses him of misleading Western Kenya, Sifuna gains major traction at home as a 2027 presidential pick for the Luhya community.