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,
Mwelekeo TV has been among the platforms discussing the changing views on marriage in Kenya, pointing to studies by Mwelekeo Insights that show more women are choosing to delay marriage compared to the past. This shift is not just a passing trend but one that is slowly reshaping how people in Kenya think about work,
Kenya is experiencing an important shift in how young women view life choices, and marriage is no longer always at the center of those choices. A new episode on Mwelekeo TV, produced by Mwelekeo Insights, highlights this change by presenting findings from a nationwide study. The program takes a closer look at how modern ideas
Taxation in Kenya feels like a weight on everyone’s shoulders these days, and Mwelekeo TV has been at the center of breaking down what this means for ordinary people. It is not just about numbers on a payslip or the extra shilling at the supermarket till. It is tied to bigger issues such as roads
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
The conversation about whether young people in Kenya are given enough chances to shape the country has been gaining attention, especially after the 2024 Gen Z protests that showed the frustration and determination of the youth. Platforms like Mwelekeo TV have become important spaces for these discussions, with programs such as #TheYouthDiscussion hosted by Tonny
Kenya is at a turning point, and young people stand at the heart of this change. In the second episode of the Mwelekeo TV Podcast, Angel Mbuthia, a respected student leader and policy expert, joins the conversation to bring light to pressing issues around youth, gender, governance, and Gen Z activism. The discussion is carefully
Mwelekeo Insights has built its reputation in Kenya by focusing on research that reflects the realities of people from all walks of life. The firm specializes in collecting and analyzing opinions on politics, economics, and social issues, making sure the information they present is credible and inclusive. Their guiding principle is that accurate polls begin