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Episode 108: Otherwise? Q&A

Episode 108: Otherwise? Q&A

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Episode 108: Otherwise? Q&A

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    This week, we’re throwing it back to the old school format, where I take topic suggestions from the pod’s community and address them in around 15 minutes. The first question is on foreign investors in Kenya. Should we set stricter criteria to attract quality investors and protect our SMEs? The … READ MORE

    Episode 68: Women and the 2017 Elections

    Episode 68: Women and the 2017 Elections

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    Episode 68: Women and the 2017 Elections

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      In the August 2017 general election, we had 9 women running for Governor, 25 for Senate, 115 for Member of National Assembly (MNA), and 261 for Member of County Assembly (MCA). That was a total of 410 women aspirants, which was even lower than the number in the 2013 election, … READ MORE

      Episode 5: Why Do We Hate Our Women?

      Episode 5: Why Do We Hate Our Women?

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        The oppression of women in Kenya, and worldwide, has become a frequent topic of discussion, with the advent of universal human rights, and with women being clearly oppressed in their societies via female genital mutilation, lack of education, early childhood marriage, denial of property rights, sexual violence, street and sexual … READ MORE