Financially Incorrect

In this episode of Financially Incorrect, we sit down with Joel Rao, CEO of Dentsu Kenya and co-founder of Africa Creative Agency, to explore the unique path that has shaped his life and career. Joel reflects on his early years growing up in Nairobi before moving to Webuye, where his father worked as an engineer in regional factories. He credits his parents as his greatest financial influences, te...

In this episode of Financially Incorrect, we sit down with Caine Wanjau, the founder and CEO of Digitax, and former CTO at Twiga Foods, for an unfiltered conversation about money, innovation, and building value in Africa. From growing up in a single-parent household to navigating odd jobs across Japan and Australia, he takes us through the life-changing moment that sparked the idea for Digitax - a...

Jason Runo’s journey is one of resilience, reinvention, and redefining success on his own terms. Growing up in financial hardship, he learned early on the value of hard work but also the emotional weight that money (or the lack of it) can bring. His career took him through multiple industries, from media and comedy to unexpected ventures like beekeeping. But the turning point came during the COVID...

In this episode of Financially Incorrect, we sit down with the remarkable Carol Musyoka - lawyer, banker, corporate titan turned entrepreneur and boardroom powerhouse. Carol shares the untold story of why she chose to walk away from one of the most high-profile banking jobs in Kenya. Not in scandal, not in fear, but in pursuit of peace, authenticity, and a life on her own terms. She dives into the...

In this episode of Financially Incorrect, we sit down with Eric Muriuki Njagi, Group Director of Digital Business at NCBA & CEO of Loop DFS, to explore the deep connection between money, relationships, and financial habits. Eric shares why personalizing your financial journey is crucial, emphasizing that saving isn’t just about security. It’s about creating opportunities, taking risks, and ach...

Kerubo’s journey from a global corporate career to building a thriving real estate portfolio is nothing short of inspiring. In this episode of Financially Incorrect, she opens up about the financial struggles she faced early in her career, how she overcame money anxiety, and the pivotal decisions that led her to real estate. She shares the tough lessons learned from investing, the realities of man...

In celebration of International Women’s Month and this year’s theme, Accelerate Action, Barrack sits with Yvonne Kanyi, founder of Beauty Square Kenya and Sage Skin Aesthetics. Yvonne shares how she turned passion into profit, overcame business challenges, and took bold financial risks to grow her beauty empire. From early money lessons to tackling setbacks like employee theft and financial misman...

What do you do when life knocks you down again and again? In the face of unimaginable setbacks, Lorna Joyce refused to let circumstances define her. Losing family at a young age, watching her garlic farm wash away in a flood, and starting over more times than she can count, her journey is nothing short of extraordinary. But instead of stopping, she accelerated. She found purpose in impact, launchi...

In this episode, Barrack sits down with Dennis who shares about his life, from growing up in a single-parent household to navigating the corporate world at Meta. He talks about how financial wealth, emotional well-being, and time management all play a role in shaping your success and how he’s managed to find the sweet spot between work, life, and personal goals. Get ready for some epic stories abo...

In this episode of Financially Incorrect, we sit down with George 'Porgie' Gachui, Co-Founder of Mookh, a ticketing platform operating in Kenya, Rwanda, and Uganda. George shares his money story, from what his parents didn’t teach him about finances to making his first Ksh 2M and navigating the highs and lows of entrepreneurship. He takes us behind the scenes of Code Red, the legendary ent...

In this week’s episode, we sit down with Martha Wangari Karua, a seasoned Kenyan politician, lawyer, and former Minister for Justice. She opens up about the financial lessons she learned through observation, as she was never formally taught about money growing up. Martha shares the exact amount of her first salary, her financial journey before and after private practice, and what it was like manag...

n this episode of Financially Incorrect, we sit down with Moonika, the Commercial Director of Africa at Equiti Group, who has over 15 years of experience in the brokerage and fintech industry. She shares her journey from Estonia to Dubai and now Kenya, reflecting on her exposure to high-net-worth individuals, the financial lessons she learned from her parents, and the biggest risks she has taken....

Gacie Njoroge and Joseph Kinyua started Regalia Apparel as a side hustle while juggling classes at St. Paul’s University. What began as a passion for streetwear quickly grew into a thriving fashion brand, making waves in Kenya’s creative scene. Since launching in 2021, they’ve built a reputation for amazing designs and top-tier quality, working with big names like Sauti Sol, Bensoul, Nokia, Firmbr...

In this episode Barrack sits down with Jacqueline Temu, a personal finance educator and management consultant based in Tanzania. Jacqueline shares her inspiring journey from supporting her siblings' education on a limited income to building financial independence through discipline, sacrifice, and strategic investments. She opens up about the cultural challenges surrounding financial literacy,...

Mark Kiarie, co-founder of Chptr, is a visionary designer, builder, and problem solver with an inspiring entrepreneurial journey. Starting as an architecture student, Mark envisioned Chptr as a tool to help real estate developers design location-specific projects and streamline bank loans. When banks in Kenya were slow to adopt the idea, Mark pursued a career at Boogertman, one of Africa's largest...

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In this episode, we’re joined by Waithaka Gatumia, the CEO of Centonomy, a leading financial literacy organization. Waithaka shares his journey from running his own business to leading Centonomy and offers practical insights on building financial freedom. We dive into key topics like the importance of setting clear financial goals, aligning income and investments, and balancing business growth wit...

This week on Financially Incorrect, we sit down with Eric Lu Savali who opens up about his rollercoaster life journey. From growing up in a wealthy family to experiencing a dramatic fall after the loss of his father, Eric shares the challenges he faced transitioning from riches to rags. He discusses how he rebuilt his life, navigating personal and professional setbacks. Eric also reveals behind-th...

This week on Financially Incorrect, we sit down with Mejja aka Okonkwo a gengetone artist from Kenya. He shares his inspiring journey in the music industry, navigating financial struggles and the contrasts between life in Nairobi and Nyeri. In this candid discussion, Mejja reflects on his experiences, the importance of passion in music, and the realities faced by artists today. He also opens up ab...

This week on Financially Incorrect, we sit down with Bakari Machumu, Founder of BSM Washauri TZ. He shares his journey from agriculture study to the media industry, discussing early investments and involvement with a collective investment fund. Bakari reflects on financial lessons learned, emphasizing the significance of financial planning, savings, and making responsible financial decisions. He a...

This week on Financially Incorrect, we sit down with Moriasi Omambia, the Head of Business Affairs for Sol Generation. He shares insights on why artists should be viewed beyond their entertainment value, exploring the business opportunities that surround their craft. Discover how Sauti Sol has used their platform to build successful ventures and create experiences that uplift themselves and other...

In this week’s episode, we’re joined by Grammy Award-winning artist Savara Mudigi from the legendary Kenyan band, Sauti Sol. Savara opens up about his incredible journey—from flipping pizzas at Pizza Inn to becoming a household name with chart-topping hits like Lazizi. Join us as Savara shares his story of transformation, detailing how he went from aspiring to be a footballer and CPA-K to finding...

In this episode, Chimano dives into a candid conversation, addressing rumors about stolen money and reflecting on financial lessons learned as an artist. From navigating the challenges of a breakup with Sauti Sol to finding contentment with a trusted Range Rover, Chimano offers a unique perspective on life and finances. They discuss Kenya's socio-political climate, including protesting against the...

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In this inspiring conversation, Dr. Kingori shares his journey to financial wisdom, speaking about the power of contentment and making informed financial choices that impact every stage of life. Reflecting on childhood experiences, he reveals how early money lessons shaped his views on value and security. With humor and deep insight, Dr. Kingori explores the intricacies of managing finances, weigh...