Fixing The Nation

In this episode, Tech Consultant & Journalist, Moses Kemibaro, discusses how Digital Taxi Drivers could get powers for setting fares in the mid aimed at curbing abuse of market.

In this episode, Kevin Waweru, Artist, opens up about battling depression, alcohol addiction, navigating a bipolar disorder diagnosis, and his courageous journey back to recovery and his music.

In this episode, Technology Consultant, Laolu Akindele discusses the essence of AI in present day life.

In this episode pelvic health and lymphedema physiotherapist, Pauline Ochieng, discusses the hidden reality of vaginismus.

In this episode, George Tarus - Secretary, Forest Development, discusses agroforestry and the need to look at forests as a means of livelihood.

Jacqueline Ingutiah, the JSC Commissioner representing the Law Society of Kenya discusses the standoff over reforms that lingers between LSK and Judiciary.

In this podcast, Public Policy Expert Phyllis Wangui, unpacks the Street Vendors (Protection of Livelihood) Bill, 2023. It's a critical legislative framework designed to regulate and protect Kenya’s informal trading sector.

In this episode Daniel Miringa a visionary software developer dissects the mechanics of real-time election monitoring.

In this episode, the Fixers together with KENGEN's Commercial Services General Manager Kibet Ronoh, analyze the current state of renewable energy. 

In this episode, NCIC CEO addresses the tough questions surrounding the commission's visibility, a deep dive into the current state of national cohesion, and explores the concrete strides they are making behind the scenes to curb hate speech and build a peaceful, integrated Kenya.