Fixing The Nation

In this episode, Raimond Molenje, the CEO of Kenya Bankers Association unpacks why banks continue to record impressive profits while access to credit remains a major challenge for businesses, entrepreneurs, and ordinary Kenyans.

In this episode, Dr. Duncan Kibogong, Deputy Director, Driver Training & Testing at the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA), discusses the rising challenge of road accidents and the measures needed to curb them.

In this episode, Haya Dennis Aketch, Chairperson of the Kenya Youth with Disability Association, discusses the real cost of lecturers’ strikes on students, from delayed graduations to disrupted academic journeys and uncertain futures.

In this episode, lawyer, political strategist, and writer, Marilyn Kamuru, examines why Kenya’s Cabinet is fundamentally unconstitutional and how this stems from an unconstitutional National Assembly.

In this episode, Dr. Korir Sing'oei, PS for the Ministry of Foreign & Diaspora Affairs, breaks down what it takes to rebuild trust in a changing world. 

In this episode, award-winning artist and activist, Daddy Owen, discusses his impactful work transforming the lives of children with disabilities by providing life-changing surgeries and wheelchairs.

In this episode, the secretary general of KMPDU, Davji Atellah, discusses why health unions demand better protection for medics.

In this episode, Kasmuel Macoure, ODM Youth Leader, discusses how Raila's fight for democracy and equality is an important lesson for the youth.

In this episode, Machakos County Assembly Speaker Anne Kiusya discusses the budget stalemate between the Governor and MCAs.

In this episode, Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale addresses Kenya's Ebola response plan, preparedness and public safety.

In this episode, Nendo Research Founder, Mark Kaigwa, explores how Kenyans are using artificial intelligence in their everyday lives and work.

In this episode, Electricity Consumers Society of Kenya Executive Director, Isaac Ndereva, discusses selling solar power to the national grid.

In this episode, Nyeri Governor Mutahi Kahiga reflects on the county's journey through 13 years of devolution.

In this episode, the CS for Tourism and Wildlife, Rebecca Miano, discusses how Kenya is expanding beyond its traditional beach and safari label to reveal the country's rich, undiscovered travel experiences.

In this episode, PS for Broadcasting and Telecommunications Stephen Isaboke discusses how government can improve its communication with the public.

In this episode, Senator Richard Onyonka, discusses the growing scramble for party ownership in Kenya's political landscape.

In this episode, the CS for water, sanitation and irrigation Eric Mugaa, discusses Kenyan's preparedness for El Nino rains.

In this episode, Suleiman Shahbal, a Gubernatorial aspirant from Mombasa discusses how unemployment is a problem and how he would create job opportunities once given a chance to be a governor

In this episode, Dr. Nzamu, a pediatric oncologist and Beldinah Kirunyu, a nurse & Pediatric oncologist at KNH discusses why early diagnosis allows and increases chances of survival.

In this episode, Dr. Kennedy Kipkoech Sargo, an ENT/head and neck surgeon, discusses h ow loud music can cause hearing loss

In this episode, Dr. Joyce Kimutai, Principal Meteorologist at Kenya Met, warns that a strong El Nino will bring heavy rains and flooding, and urges early preparation.

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.