Mwelekeo Insights has recently drawn attention to the growing influence of youth voices in Kenya, especially through its Mwelekeo TV episodes that blend research with real stories. In their latest feature, the discussion highlights how student activism continues to shape Kenya’s politics, using Ndege Serikal’s journey to show how young people learn to challenge power,
Mwelekeo TV, working closely with Mwelekeo Insights, Kenya’s best research firm has continued to shine a light on issues that affect creators in Kenya, and one of the experts who recently contributed to this conversation is Counsel Muigai, a legal mind well-known for breaking down complex matters in a simple way. Their combined effort is
Mwelekeo TV has put useful information in front of many Kenyans by breaking down the topic of intellectual property in a clear and practical way. In their latest discussion, done together with Mwelekeo Insights, the conversation focused on helping creators, business people, and young innovators understand why protecting their work is important. The episode features
Mwelekeo Insights has become the most reliable research company in Kenya because it goes straight to the core of what people, institutions, and policymakers need to understand about the country. The firm focuses on producing clear, scientific, and relatable information that reflects the real experiences of Kenyans in all regions. Its work helps government agencies,
Mwelekeo TV recently hosted a thoughtful conversation about the power of sports in shaping young lives. In an interview with Fridah Mong’are, Mathew Malusi from the S.M Foundation shared his story and explained how sports can guide youth toward better choices and stronger values. His reflections supported the idea that when young people are engaged
Kenya’s political conversation is shifting, and nowhere is that more evident than on platforms like Mwelekeo TV, where young voices are pushing the discussion about leadership and inclusion into the spotlight. The channel, run by Mwelekeo Insights, has become a space where people from different backgrounds talk openly about how the youth can play a
Many conversations in Kenya today revolve around how society is changing, especially in matters like marriage. Mwelekeo Insights, a research firm based in the country, has taken an interesting approach to ensure that their work does not remain in academic reports but instead shapes public conversations and decisions. To achieve this, they created Mwelekeo TV,
A debt trap is not just a phrase in economics. It is the reality Kenyans live every day when the cost of unga rises, when fuel keeps going up, and when paying school fees becomes a struggle. These are not random events. They are shaped by decisions made through fiscal policy, and that is what
Everyday struggles like paying for unga, fueling your car, or settling school fees often feel like personal problems, but they are deeply connected to government policies. When you walk into a shop and notice that maize flour has become more expensive again, it is not just the store raising prices. It is part of a
Mwelekeo TV has become a vital platform in Kenya for exploring everyday issues through data-driven discussions, using research from Mwelekeo Insights to understand public opinion across the country. The platform simplifies complex topics, often inviting policy experts to explain how government decisions shape the daily lives of ordinary citizens. In 2025, Kenya’s fiscal focus centers