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The Answer Is Right Here Podcast closed Season 1 with a deep reflection on the conversations that shaped the season politics, economic, social and psychological issues. From IEBC voter registration and Mt. Kenya voting patterns to hustle culture, economic exhaustion, and the emotional pressure of modern Kenyan life. This finale connects every episode into one bigger question: Has Kenya become a co...

This week, we unpack the emotional reality of modern Kenyan life. From rising fuel prices and survival culture to burnout, productivity pressure, and growing fears around missing children, this episode explores what constant crisis does to people emotionally. Why does exhaustion now feel normal? Why are people adapting so quickly to difficult realities? And at what point does resilience become emo...

This week’s episode explores how politics, economics and psychology intersect in modern African life. We start with the Africa Forward Summit in Nairobi, where leaders and global partners discussed development, investment and Africa’s future role in the world. But beyond the speeches and promises, we ask: who really benefits from these partnerships and why does skepticism around development keep g...

In this week’s episode, we explore major developments shaping Kenya right now, from culture and economics to politics and connects them to how we think, interpret, and respond to change. We begin with the Kalasha International Film and TV Awards, where for the first time since its inception in 2009, President William Ruto attended and announced a KSh 1 billion investment into Kenya’s film industry...

n this podcast, we reflect on a week that felt both inspiring and heavy at the same time. From Sabastian Sawe making history at the London Marathon to the electric atmosphere of the Kip Keino Classic, Kenya reminded us of its greatness on the global stage. But closer to home, the conversation shifts. We unpack concerns around tax accountability linked to the UDA, and what that means for public tru...

In this episode, Doreen and Grace delve into the stark realities of life in Kenya’s rural and urban areas. They explore stories of resilience amidst systemic failures, from health crises and poverty to teenage pregnancies and HIV challenges. Discover how community unity contrasts with social inequality in Nairobi’s slums and the survival struggles in Nyanza. This conversation challenges the myth o...

Explore the intricate relationship between money, politics, and democracy in Kenya in our latest episode. We delve into how campaign financing influences political outcomes and the challenges of implementing effective regulations. Discover the impact of financial power on marginalized groups and the urgent need for reforms before the 2027 elections. Join us as we discuss the role of media, civil s...

Kenya on Reset: Systems Fail, Citizens Restart This week, Kenya feels like it’s starting over again. From the demolition at Gikomba Market in the name of flood prevention, to millions of voters being asked to re-register by the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission, to Grade 10 learners facing a textbook crisis under the new education system big decisions are being made across the board....

Kenya is doing the most right now and we had to talk about it. This week, we’re unpacking Kenya as it is, messy, evolving, and full of contradictions. From the unfolding KRA excise duty heist to the surprising role of millennials in the “Niko Kadi” voter registration wave, we ask: who is really shaping the country’s future? We zoom out to the bigger picture with a look at geopolitics and what glob...

Welcome to The Answer is Right Here Podcast with Doreen and Grace. Here we discuss social, political, and economic issues, and provide knowledge, resources, and connections. In this episode in we introduce to you the podcast as well as go deeper into trending topics of the week like the gen z movement on voter registration, freedom of speech, launch of SGR, and a little learning on research. engag...

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Quick catch on what I have been about from life threatening accidents to moving out..a lot more than the headline. Just listen, learn a thing or two Talk to me at @thelistkenya@gmail.com

A catch up on the holiday season, what happened in politics and most especially was The National Dialogue a scam? Also it hot the Kenyan way

A simple chit chat in what's happening in the county as well as some of the key lessons I learnt in 2023.

A chat on how best to prepare for this season. Why is Kenyan parliament banning African wear? Alcohol is it a must?

A very personal episode from ms.grace as she delves deeply into why she supports the 16 days of activism against GBV, The National Dialogue report is out and what is in for us commoners? Let's talk about the tragic first ladies outing.

We delve into what Ms Grace has been about in her social and political escapades. We also review the world's richest women. Buy Bura coffee here: theburacoffee@gmail.com LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/grace-nyambura-7b7701121?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=android_app Follow TheList Ke on all platforms

We engage with a budding young politician Mr Fredrick Okango on the just concluded Transforming A Nation Conference organized by Konrad Adenauer Stiftung. It was a hit!

The political, social and economics of what happened last week. From the King's visit, kingpin conversation and importance of investing early and a little catch up

A catch up, we talk of the presidents trips, having cartel behavior and the big creative economy we have in Kenya among other issues.

We talk about mediocre stadiums, mashujaa day shenanigans Kanjo harassment and sponsor trend in Kenya. We conclude with mental health small wins

We talk of issues ranging from coffee to politics and new books. Book link: https://siasaplace.com/download/binti-na-siasa/ Contant: thelistkenya@gmail.com

Politics and wellness

It is true that you never forget how someone makes you feel. Also now I choose never to be embarrassed,a waste of emotion.