Sep 1, 2026 · 17 min · 7 segments
We discuss the growing threat to security, stability and democracy in Kenya from the rapidly increasing goon culture on the political landccape #Kenyanpodcast
[singing]
Hamjambo, hamjambo, and welcome to another fantastic episode of the number one trending and topical issues podcast in the two five four.
I do hope that you are doing amazing, and I do hope that everything is coming up, uh, just, uh, wonderful.
And now, of course, uh, being a new month of, uh, September, I just, uh, want to hope that, uh, your aspirations, uh, for this particular month are met.
And I also do hope that, uh, you are actually continuing with utmost zeal, positivity and optimism, because at the end of the day, uh, we always do say that you can never have a positive outcome, uh, with a negative mindset.
So therefore, you have to actually keep on, uh, focus.
You have to keep focus, uh, on the positive, uh, side of things, and also push, uh, with a whole lot of positivity and optimism.
Uh, my name is Fakes, and, uh, this is The Kenyan Podcast, the number one trending and topical issues podcast.
Remember, you can always connect with us on our social media platforms.
Uh, just search for The Kenyan Podcast or Kenyanpodcast_ on X, and, uh, you will be able to find us, uh, on there.
I just played a jam.
It's known as, um, Nijui Kwele, and, uh, it simply translates into, "You don't know me so well." You don't know me that well.
And therefore, sometimes people just want to be way too much familiar with you and, uh, they don't know what you're about.
They don't know you.
They don't know what you're all about.
They don't know what you stand for.
And therefore, they just try to fam- get too, too much familiar, uh, which is, uh, a problem, uh, because, uh, they do say that, uh, that will also breed, um, uh, um, uh, contempt.
But nonetheless, uh, welcome to the show.
And, uh, as always, we get to discuss different issues with the aim of, uh, getting to show you a different side of, uh, this coin that we call the two five four.
Uh, because Kenya is actually-- there are so many sides to this particular, uh, uh, coin, because you realize, uh, when you look at, uh, you know, some aspects from the pol-political field, you look at from the social field, uh, you look at from the economic field, you look at from the technological field and other spheres, you realize that, uh, there are so many sides to this particular coin that we call the two five four.
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[singing]
Hamjambo, hamjambo, and welcome to another fantastic episode of the number one trending and topical issues podcast in the two five four.
I do hope that you are doing amazing, and I do hope that everything is coming up, uh, just, uh, wonderful.
And now, of course, uh, being a new month of, uh, September, I just, uh, want to hope that, uh, your aspirations, uh, for this particular month are met.
And I also do hope that, uh, you are actually continuing with utmost zeal, positivity and optimism, because at the end of the day, uh, we always do say that you can never have a positive outcome, uh, with a negative mindset.
So therefore, you have to actually keep on, uh, focus.
You have to keep focus, uh, on the positive, uh, side of things, and also push, uh, with a whole lot of positivity and optimism.
Uh, my name is Fakes, and, uh, this is The Kenyan Podcast, the number one trending and topical issues podcast.
Remember, you can always connect with us on our social media platforms.
Uh, just search for The Kenyan Podcast or Kenyanpodcast_ on X, and, uh, you will be able to find us, uh, on there.
I just played a jam.
It's known as, um, Nijui Kwele, and, uh, it simply translates into, "You don't know me so well." You don't know me that well.
And therefore, sometimes people just want to be way too much familiar with you and, uh, they don't know what you're about.
They don't know you.
They don't know what you're all about.
They don't know what you stand for.
And therefore, they just try to fam- get too, too much familiar, uh, which is, uh, a problem, uh, because, uh, they do say that, uh, that will also breed, um, uh, um, uh, contempt.
But nonetheless, uh, welcome to the show.
And, uh, as always, we get to discuss different issues with the aim of, uh, getting to show you a different side of, uh, this coin that we call the two five four.
Uh, because Kenya is actually-- there are so many sides to this particular, uh, uh, coin, because you realize, uh, when you look at, uh, you know, some aspects from the pol-political field, you look at from the social field, uh, you look at from the economic field, you look at from the technological field and other spheres, you realize that, uh, there are so many sides to this particular coin that we call the two five four.