The Mjango Series Podcast

There is sending someone money by mistake. And then there is sending someone money because of stupidity and naivety. It graduates to insanity when you send not 50bob, but 10 Thousand bob to someone who promises to make you richer. 😂😂 Otherwise called a conman. Listen to a mjango share his experience with how he got conned into 'Buying fixed matches'. Allegedly, with fixed matches, a form of betting, you can make six figures a day. (They sell you odds kama za 50, bet with 1K and you win 50K.) Kishaitan! 😂 Iss the lie of the devil! Utaibiwa nanii...

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One of us lost a phone. It's that simple. But not as simple because it was not just any phone 😭. It was the phone we were using to record our podcast. 😭😂 We call it our studio. Now what hurts more was how it went.
"I think they used some kind of drugs or magic."
But we have healed and now, we have an exclusive podcast for you guys. The revelations of Conmen in towns. Listen and learn from us. 😂
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It's okay to be a single mum. But what are the rules when you finally get into a relationship with a man who is not the father of your child? How far should your relations with the baby daddy go? Or maybe sending him the money your hubby has invested in you is not such a big deal. You will still go to heaven. Let's not even talk about the baby daddy who calls in the devil's hours just to ask, "So how's our baby doing?" Or the baby mama who wants to come for a sleep over at the baby daddy's yet she knows he lives with his new girlfriend. Eti, "So he can bond with his child." Selee! Anywho, keep the circus of your lives going peeps. We love it here on #themjangoseriespodcast because you give us juicy things to talk about 😂

Mothers are just beautiful. Single mothers are just beautifuler. That's right. Although well, some may beg to differ saying, "Well, we don't blame them for being single mums, but we just cannot date them, na si kwa ubad." Others, "Game haiezi anza tukiwa one-nil." (That's if the babe has one kid. Two-nil for two kids and so forth.) Hehe.
But aren't single mums just as good for dating like single chics? I mean, we all have pasts too, some of which we caused upon ourselves and some of which life just bended us over and forced itself into us. Either way, we owned up and say, "Don't judge me from my past." Exactly! Likewise, don't judge single mums from their pasts. They too are capable of loving just as dedicatedly as other single chics...

Or are they?

The push and pull ensues mjango. Only on, #TheMjangoSeriesPodcast

We have temporarily become brain surgeons today, taking a peek at what exactly is the weight of what we have acquired from school in application in the real world. The real world solutions, aren't solved by knowing photosynthesis, or the number of teeth a dog has.
Or unless you went to a different group of schools, some of us feel like school should have provided better. Like communication skills. Relationship lessons. Some real world problems. Or even mother tongue. Rolling eyes.

Ona sasa Vick hajui Kiluhya 🤣 and Jairus is laughing at him saying he is a "Mwacha mila." Ebu... 🤣

We are sorry but we still want to probe our scholarly lives and distill how well what we learnt in our years in basic education helped us. From whether Vasco da Gama came to confirm he was still on earth, to how we were once homo habilis to fasihi simulizi and the length of River Nile. 🤦‍♂️

It's pure banter, don't mind, but it doesn't mean we don't have a point yoh!😂

The argument is drawn from the fact that the education system we adopted teaches us to remember more than it teaches us to think. So think abourrit

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A number of things to note that happen in the quest for a degree:
1. When a lecturer helps in stealing, sorry, finding the correct answers in an exam.
2. When a lecturer does not 'sponsor' answers in an exam room but 'sponsors' marks later courtesy of a sexy incentive. (We know these things.)
3. And last but not least, sisi wenye hatuibi mtihani, shida yetu inakuanga gani? 😂
Find out in the sequel of last time's Degree ni Harambee. Only that now, we would like to say Degree sio Harambee.

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What is a harambee? A harambee is the process of collecting alms to help a particular course. What is a degree? Degree is the certification of the completion and excellence of a university Bachelor's course.
And so, what is Degree ni Harambee? Degree ni Harambee is the collection hence sharing of intellectual property gathered in an Academic arena to help each other (as comrades) to excel in the exams. Even further, Degree ni Harambee is commonly used as a slogan to imply that nobody should succeed on their own or fail on their own when we can help each other succeed in academics.
Now that you know all that, ni harambee gani ushai itwa kwa maisha yako? 😂 Ya degree pekeake?
Kwa harambee ya degree, are you usually the comrade mgeni mheshimiwa, who is the academic tycoon ama wewe ni wa kupewa msaada kila wakati 😂😂
Usikarike my friend, kila mtu amebenefit from Degree ni Harambe... EXCEPT Jairus! 😂😂 🌚🌚

Enjoy the podcast guys. Subscribe and Comment with your Degree ni Harambee experience.

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A subject that is often ignored. Even more attention is paid to a common cold that mental health. In fact, most people know more about a flu or hell even corona more than mental health. Yet, mental health issues have been claiming people's lives like a serial killer for centuries. Well, we have joined the bandwagon of mental health awareness in partnership with Youth Wa Kisasa. Yeap! Serving and saving humanity is our job today. Grab a notebook, tune in and get enlightened by what mental health really means, what shows you are mentally unhealthy, the difference between mental health and mental disorder and how to deal with mental health issues. Maybe then, you can also graduate to be a Mental Health Ambassador even as we celebrate the Mental Health Awareness Month. Great! Stay sane mjango. And oh! It's also Jairus' Birthday.