Kenya has many young people with big dreams, but the economy often feels stuck in the same old ways. In a recent conversation on Mwelekeo TV, a young leader Soita Wafula shared his thoughts on how the country can change that. He spoke about the Ten Miles Ahead Vision 2035, a plan aimed at helping
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
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
Mwelekeo TV recently shared an inspiring story on their platform about a boda boda rider in Kenya who is earning more money than many people with regular office jobs. The video, titled something close to “Hidden Millions in Boda Boda? Rider Explains Tricks &…”, shows how this hardworking man has turned his motorcycle taxi business
A recent discussion on Mwelekeo TV focused on the financial struggles facing many young people in Kenya today. During the conversation, host Mercy Otieno spoke with Veronicah Okola, the founder of Finsmart Hub, about why financial literacy is becoming an important issue for the youth. The discussion looked at how many young people leave school
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
A recent discussion on Mwelekeo TV brought attention to the need to protect children in sports programs across the country. In the video titled “Creating Safe Spaces in Sport through Safeguarding (Part 1),” host Lilian Maina speaks with David Mulo from Green Kenya, a sport-for-development organization. Their conversation focuses on how to make sports safe
Mwelekeo TV has shared another practical guide for Kenyan entrepreneurs about the importance of having a business website. In a recent video titled “Why Every Business Needs a Website Today – Dan Majani & Mercy Otieno,” digital marketing strategist Dan Majani explains to host Mercy Otieno why websites are no longer optional in Kenya’s growing
Mwelekeo TV has brought to light a troubling issue affecting young people in Kenya. The station recently shared a report about how some Kenyan youth are being misled into joining the Russian army after being promised fast and easy money. The story has raised serious concerns among families and leaders about the safety of young
Josephine Florah explains practical ways to prepare girls for leadership on Mwelekeo TV
In a recent conversation on Mwelekeo TV, host Beryl Grace sat down with Josephine Florah to talk about what really helps women grow into leaders. Josephine works as a teacher and program manager, and she founded Bright Path Kenya in 2025. The organization focuses on giving education and mentorship to vulnerable children, especially girls who