In this final installation on the BBI, we discuss the constitutional amendments that are contained in the constitutional amendment bill 2020 that will be voted on should we have a referendum. On Thursday 13th May 2021 a ruling on 8 consolidated petitions against the bill was made that declared the process unconstitutional and is to be appealed. As we await the appeal decision, press play to know what the proposers of BBI wanted to change in our young constitution

In March 2018, President Uhuru Kenyatta and Raila Odinga agreed to end sour terms and work together in what is now known as the handshake. In 2020 the BBI document was released after collecting views from the public in 2019, proposing changes to acts of parliament and the constitution. We delve into these proposals to help you understand what it means and why we might go to a referendum

Are you waiting for 1st June to remember your itax password so you can file your taxes? In this episode, we have partnered with Kenya Revenue Authority to get answers on basic questions in regards to taxes and how we can stay safe from penalties as well as get services from government because it is taxes that pay for them.Press play.

As citizens, it is important that the leaders we elect can keep those who have been appointed to take care of our affairs are accountable to us and that is why parliamentary committees exist. Oversight of government activities is paramount to a functioning society.Join us as we discuss the functions of parliamentary committees in Kenya.

Data is one of the most sought after commodities in this century and if not well protected, it could be exploited for illegal and harmful use such as identity theft, non consensual communication among others. In this episode we are joined by lawyer Mugambi Laibuta who helps us understand the data protection act of Kenya 2019 and what it means for us.Press play!

After close to 2 months away, we are back with a roundup of what has been happening between then and now

Governance is an excellent tool that should benefit its citizens if exercised well. The podcast was born to see how we can have these conversations with each other and understand what we need to do to keep the government accountable and we hope this has been achieved. We are taking a short break and we will be back to continue so we can make ourselves and our country work for us, thank you so much for listening to each and every episode..this is just the beginningCheck out these podcasts while we prepare a comeback!https://www.otherwisepodcast.comhttp://afrocave.com/kenyanwallstreet.com

Staying and/or working from home means we all spend more time consuming entertainment and news online. This is great but can also spell problems for individuals who use the internet to harm others or predate on young ones.Press play and hear how you can stay safe online.

Part 2 of Episode 9In every society there exists people who are disadvantaged either economically or physically or otherwise and it is the responsibility of the government to come to the aid of such groups to give them a better quality of life. This is what social assistance is about, where the government provides help either through cash transfers or in-kind. In this episode we discuss the current programs that have been set up by the government to take care of those who are most vulnerable in our communities

In every society there exists people who are disadvantaged either economically or physically or otherwise and it is the responsibility of the government to come to the aid of such groups to give them a better quality of life. This is what social assistance is about, where the government provides help either through cash transfers or in-kind. In this episode we discuss the current programs that have been set up by the government to take care of those who are most vulnerable in our communities