Wamathai

Wamathai

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Wamathai episodes

  • EP 13: Safaricom's efforts in the protection of children online

    I interviewed Karen Basiye, Head of Sustainable Business and Social Impact at Safaricom on the company's efforts towards protection of children online and their collaboration with CA and other stakeholders.

    This podcast was recorded at SemaBox (semabox.net).

    Follow us:

    Wamathai twitter.com/wamathai hapakenya.com

    13 min
  • EP 12: Protecting vulnerable groups online in Kenya

    I had the pleasure of interviewing digital rights lawyer, Mercy Mutemi, on the protection of vulnerable groups online in Kenya such as women and children.  The onus is on various stakeholders to play their part in the protection of various groups from abuse online.

    This podcast was recorded at SemaBox (semabox.net).

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    Wamathai twitter.com/wamathai hapakenya.com

    Mercy Mutemi twitter.com/mercymutemi

    39 min
  • EP 11: Protecting children online in Kenya

    I interviewed Mercy Wanjau, the Acting Director General of the Communication Authority of Kenya (CA) on the important work they are doing to protect children in Kenya and the opportunities that exist for different stakeholders to plug in.

    This podcast was recorded at SemaBox (semabox.net).

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    Wamathai twitter.com/wamathai hapakenya.com

    32 min
  • EP 10: The marketing success of budget airline JamboJet

    I interviewed Cynthia Otoro, Digital Marketing and Communications Manager at Jambojet. We talked about the airline's success with campaigns such as #NowYouCanTravel and #NowTravelReady which has been successful thanks to the airline's collaboration with various stakeholders including hotels, travel agencies and County Governments.

    This podcast was recorded at SemaBox (semabox.net).

    Follow us:

    Wamathai twitter.com/wamathai hapakenya.com

    Cynthia twitter.com/namahanja

    28 min
  • EP 9: WiGIS Kenya on building talent & promoting Women in GIS in Kenya

    I hosted Caroline Akoth and May Kitiyo, co-founders of Women in GIS Kenya (WiGIS Kenya), and we talked about their work in building a community of women in GIS. 

    WiGIS Kenya is a non-profit that aims at creating a community of visionary women in GIS to bridge the gender divide in use of technology. 

    This podcast is sponsored by Safaricom. It was recorded at SemaBox (semabox.net).

    Follow us: 

    Wamathai twitter.com/wamathai hapakenya.com 

    WiGIS Kenya twitter.com/wigiske wigis.co.ke

    48 min

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Thought provoking podcast by Wamathai that explores Kenyan culture.