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Podcast

From Vinyl Addiction to R&B Brunches, Kisumu Catches the Old School Fever

The second edition of Vinyl Addiction took place on Saturday, the 5th, at Radio City in Kisumu’s Milimani Estate, amidst a weekend filled with several other old school events across the city. DJ Nijo, the headline act of Vinyl Addiction, once again

October 6, 2024

Project Unemployment·Videos

EP 3: Side hustle left me in debts

I had hired out my vehicle and the driver used to call me all the time to fix it. But when I retired and finally repossessed it, I was being stopped in all garages asking for their money

August 17, 2024

Podcast·Project Unemployment·Videos

EP 2: Don’t use pension to buy Kondele mowuok

Kondele Mowuok- are the matatus that ply Kisumu's main town service. For retirees, this cash business can seem like a logical venture to sink years of savings upon retirement.

August 8, 2024

Podcast·Project Unemployment·Videos

EP 1: Gen Z demand for jobs

Two Kenyan business journalist who have covered debt and economy over the last decade have a conversation about misdiagnosis of the Gen Z crisis amid a debt, political and geopolitical crisis and why we need new political actors.

July 28, 2024

Health & Lifestyle

Unsafe Abortion, the Silent Maternal Crisis

Contrary to the belief that abortion is illegal in Kenya, it is permissible by law and protected by the constitution if a health provider deems it necessary for the individual's health.

June 26, 2024

Health & Lifestyle

Google.org and Jacaranda Health’s Fellowship to Boost Maternal Health Innovations using AI

This partnership is a shot in the arm for the advancement of AI technologies in the country and Sub-Saharan Africa as it is one of the few attempts to develop and deploy AI language that local teams across Africa can easily customize

April 19, 2024

Health & Lifestyle

Aga Khan University leads conversation on EAC digital evolution

Aga Khan University Hospital is digitizing millions of patient records across its hospital and outreach clinic to the tune of Sh1.5 billion which is set to unlock research into common ailments in the country

April 17, 2024

Health & Lifestyle

Absa KipKeino classic runs a rhythm a fifth time

Nairobi which is considered the right altitude for short, explosive events like sprinting and jumping due to less air resistance, but up till Omanyala showed up, it remained just potential.

April 11, 2024

Long Read·Project Unemployment

Kenyan Wordsmith who spoke Pan African scrabble into existence: Part IV

You check your wardrobe and some clothes you have never seen for years. If you do not achieve the environment that encourages you to give, you just keep accumulating.

February 14, 2024

Long Read·Project Unemployment·Videos

Kenyan Wordsmith who spoke Pan African scrabble into existence: Part III

As the government takes up at least 20 percent of payslips in deductions, and tax induced inflation takes up the rest, the disposable income that would go to savings is narrowing. It does not help when young Kenyans see that it does

February 13, 2024

Long Read·Project Unemployment

Kenyan Wordsmith who spoke Pan African scrabble into existence: Part II

I do not get rid of the bad ones to pick the good ones, but with three or so moves the arrangement will come by itself, my rack will just blend and I score

February 12, 2024

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Podcast

From Vinyl Addiction to R&B Brunches, Kisumu Catches the Old School Fever

EP 3: Side hustle left me in debts

EP 2: Don’t use pension to buy Kondele mowuok

EP 1: Gen Z demand for jobs

Unsafe Abortion, the Silent Maternal Crisis

Google.org and Jacaranda Health’s Fellowship to Boost Maternal Health Innovations using AI

Aga Khan University leads conversation on EAC digital evolution

Absa KipKeino classic runs a rhythm a fifth time

Kenyan Wordsmith who spoke Pan African scrabble into existence: Part IV

Kenyan Wordsmith who spoke Pan African scrabble into existence: Part III

Kenyan Wordsmith who spoke Pan African scrabble into existence: Part II

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