Fixing The Nation

In this episode, George Tarus - Secretary, Forest Development, discusses agroforestry and the need to look at forests as a means of livelihood.

Jacqueline Ingutiah, the JSC Commissioner representing the Law Society of Kenya discusses the standoff over reforms that lingers between LSK and Judiciary.

In this podcast, Public Policy Expert Phyllis Wangui, unpacks the Street Vendors (Protection of Livelihood) Bill, 2023. It's a critical legislative framework designed to regulate and protect Kenya's informal trading sector.

In this episode Daniel Miringa a visionary software developer dissects the mechanics of real-time election monitoring.

In this episode, the Fixers together with KENGEN's Commercial Services General Manager Kibet Ronoh, analyze the current state of renewable energy. 

In this episode, NCIC CEO addresses the tough questions surrounding the commission's visibility, a deep dive into the current state of national cohesion, and explores the concrete strides they are making behind the scenes to curb hate speech and build a peaceful, integrated Kenya. 

In this episode, Kileleshwa Ward Neighbourhood Association, Chairman Vincent Ombaka, breaks down the community's petition against the controversial new Nairobi building policy.

IEBC Commissioner Dr. Alutalala Mukhwana, demystifies Kenya's electoral safeguards.

PLP Party Leader Martha Karua speaks on matters democracy

Can Gen Z build political power?

Ian Mutiso, a lawyer in Kenya, takes a deep dive on the arrest of the 4 filmmakers of 'Blood Parliament'.

In this episode, Prof. PLO shares sharp insight on the state of politics, the economy — and what it all means for you.

This episode explores the state of the mitumba economy, the challenges this hub faces as well as possible solutions to existing problems. Our Guest Teresia Wairimu is the Chairperson, Mitumba Consortium Association of Kenya.

Listen in to hear what Inject Party Leader Morara Kebaso has to say on the accountability of Kenyan leaders

In this episode, CS, Ministry of Investments, Trade and Industry Lee Kinyanjui discusses the impact of Kenya's trade on wananchi.

In this episode, Ruth Kendagor, Head of Research, Institute of Public Finance, urges the government to simplify budget information for Kenyan citizens.

In this episode, Cabinet Secretary for water, sanitation and irrigation Eric Mugaa, tackles issues affecting accessibility and sustainability of the much needed component of life.

In this episode, Justice defender and Daily Nation columnist Hanifa Adan recounts the happenings during the Gen Z protests in 2024.

In this episode we learn how Children's homes are being transitioned to Family care.

In this episode, we unpack the reason behind the growing black market for organs in Kenya.

In this episode we make a spot check on the state of leadership in our country, how it's affecting the citizens and what behaviors it has influenced.

In this episode, Digital content creator and faith-based podcaster Sharon K. Mwangi, joins us in marking Good Friday in a special way.

In this episode, the fixers make a spot check on Teresa Wairimu, also known as mama Arianna. She recounts her experience caring for her toddler through sickness until the time she bid her goodbye. In here the malfunction of the SHA/SHIF systems are also uncovered.

In this episode Flavia Mwangovya, sheds light on the impact of the Sudan conflict on Kenya where about 12 million people have been displaced already.

In this episode Shakira Wafula, an active citizen of Kenya, walks us through the thoughts of a Gen Z and what they stand for and want on the political scene.