Building a home or investing in property is one of the biggest financial decisions many Kenyans make. It is a dream that often takes years of planning, saving, and sacrifice. However, when mistakes happen during construction, that dream can quickly turn into a costly burden. In a recent discussion on Mwelekeo TV, structural engineer Eng.
Mwelekeo TV recently hosted an informative discussion on cryptocurrency, blockchain, and Web3, where Nathaniel Akinniyi spoke with host Dr. Isaac Kweyu about how these technologies work and why they are attracting growing interest, especially among young people in Kenya. Drawing from his experience in crypto trading since 2017, Nathaniel shared practical lessons about the industry
Mwelekeo TV has published a video titled “Albert Ojwang’s Delayed Justice & Family’s Long Wait For Promised Help” that shares a painful conversation with Nevninah, the widow of Albert Ojwang, focusing on the long delay in justice and the unfulfilled promises of support made to the family. The video shows how the family continues to
Mwelekeo TV recently aired an informative discussion that helped viewers better understand cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, blockchain technology, and Web3. During the episode, host Dkt. Isaac Kweyu sat down with Joshua James Osemobo, an engineer and Web3 growth manager with extensive experience across Africa, to break down these often complex topics into simple concepts that ordinary people
Mwelekeo TV continues to spark important conversations about the future of Africa, with its latest episode focusing on artificial intelligence and the opportunities and risks it brings to the continent. Featuring Soita Wafula, the discussion looks at whether Africa is ready to take advantage of AI or whether it risks falling further behind as the
A recent discussion aired on Mwelekeo TV has drawn attention across the country after featuring a detailed interview on how Kenya can position itself as a global innovation hub by 2035. The programme, hosted by Kevin Waswa, brought together system thinker Soita Wafula for a deep conversation on jobs, education, technology and the direction of
Starting a business is rarely as glamorous as it looks on social media. Patrick Karzola, a young businessman and graduate of the University of Nairobi, knows this well. In a recent conversation on Mwelekeo TV with host Lorna Kadide, he shared honest stories from his own journey that go beyond the usual advice given to
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
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