Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has come back into public discussion after the widow of slain teacher and activist Albert Ojwang revealed that she is still unemployed months after leaders promised to support her. Nevnina Onyango shared her situation on social media, saying she has not yet secured the job that had been pledged to her
Political Ringside is a Kenyan political show that brings sharp talk on current issues in the country. The show aims to give clear analysis from the front row, helping viewers understand what is really happening behind the news. In the latest episode, Kevin Waswa sat down with Engineer Lenox Ndeda to look at Kenya’s rising
Mwelekeo TV serves as the visual storytelling arm of Mwelekeo Insights, a Kenyan research firm focused on opinion polling and data-driven discussions. The show brings important conversations to life through interviews and expert talks on topics that affect everyday Kenyans, such as business, technology, governance, and social issues. In a recent episode of Mwelekeo TV
Nyeri senatorial aspirant Nick Mararo recently took part in a special church service at AIPCA Chaka Church in Chaka Town. He went there as the representative of Jubilee Party Leader H.E Uhuru Kenyatta and the party’s Deputy Leader Dr. Fred Matiang’i. The main reason for the gathering was a fundraiser to help build a new
A recent discussion on Mwelekeo TV makes it clear that in business, getting a good deal is not just about asking for the lowest price, but about creating value for both the buyer and the supplier. In the conversation, procurement expert Kevin Waswa explains that successful negotiation depends on preparation, understanding the market, and focusing
Gladys Wanga is facing growing criticism as questions emerge over development in Homa Bay County, with many residents and observers arguing that her leadership has not delivered visible results despite available resources. The concerns reflect a wider frustration across the country, where some leaders are accused of expecting praise and recognition without matching their words
A recent conversation on Political Ringside once again drew the attention of many Kenyans as the panel discussed the tragic floods that have affected parts of Nairobi. The program opened with a serious tone, reflecting the pain and frustration that many residents are currently experiencing. Rather than treating the issue as just another political topic,
Mwelekeo TV recently hosted a campus conversation that highlighted the real experiences of university students, bringing honest discussion about academics, finances, and personal ambition to its audience. In one of its campus segment episodes, host Jamaima Ihabi sat down with Magak, a journalism and mass communication student from the University of Nairobi, where they talked
Public discussion around politics in Kenya continues to evolve as more platforms emerge to host calm and thoughtful conversations about leadership and governance, one programme that has been gaining attention in this space is Political Ringside, which focuses on examining political matters while giving space to voices from different sectors of society. The show recently
Agnes Kagure, who is aspiring to become the next governor of Nairobi in the 2027 elections, often shares parts of her personal story to connect with the people of the city. She emphasizes that she understands the daily struggles of ordinary residents because she has lived a similar life. Like many Nairobi residents, she started