Thank you, girls(Sarah and Christine), for the great show. You guys are very well informed with great knowledge in a lot of topics. I wish you could come obtain or at least one or twice a week. When you stay away, that long your fans like me feel like you are not serious or interesting in your show.
I wanna hear more about the American politics. It’s more digestible hearing it from you guys. Tariq and Willy seem very well versed in the topic. It was nice to hear David’s POV about the pipeline as someone who was directly affected.
The 90% poverty statement was a misstatement by me…the Kenyan poverty rate is below 18% I think The 90% figure was associated with GDP i was trying to say 90% of the GDP is controlled by 6 families and about 8000 people, according to Cyprian Nyamwamu, a Kenyan policy researcher and development analyst…which is fueling income inequality in Kenya, despite its being one of the fastest growing in Africa…. So now the wealthy who benefited from the debt to fuel the economy is trying to shift the burden of the debt to people, but don’t want to shift the benefit
You're right, but it's also wisdom to respond in certain ways towards ignorance and arrogance and wait for the right people at the right time to hear you
Very proud of Kenyan Gen Z! So far the number of deaths has been below 50, but even 1 death is severely unfortunate and damaging to the country's image. However, I believe the numbers would have been in their 1000s if this was in South Sudan. South sudan is still in dark age! There is still no repect for the sanctity of human life.
Please bring back the 1 hour show! It’s only once a week so i enjoy going for a walk, having it on while cooking or in the gym. 30 mins is too short, it’s proven by today’s episode. It was just getting good and people had to stop. And point 3, if you already have everyone together. Might as well have a long episode.
I appreciate your effort to discuss the Kenyan Finance Bill issue but I also find it necessary to point out an extreme inaccuracy; the guy who said 90% of Kenyans live below the poverty line made up a fictitious statistic, perhaps it is an effect of the stereotype that the west prefers but I would have expected you guys to portray a more real picture of Africa. It may have been a slip of the tongue but it's no less extreme misinformation.
Yes that was a misstatement, i was trying to say the figure in regards to the GDP growth and the income inequality that’s happening in Kenya, despite its being one of the fastest growing in Africa…. Where 90% of the GDP is controlled by 6 families and about 8,000 people And now they want to shift the debt that fueled that growth to the population
This was a good job. Maybe consider looking into fact's of a subject before diving in? Would make the podcast much better.. just a thought. All the best!
Agreed, I was disappointed with the hosts' takes/approach on the Kenyan Bill topic. It seemed as if Christine did not care enough. At least, Tariq and Willy, seem to study the topics better.
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Thank you, girls(Sarah and Christine), for the great show. You guys are very well informed with great knowledge in a lot of topics. I wish you could come obtain or at least one or twice a week. When you stay away, that long your fans like me feel like you are not serious or interesting in your show.
Hi Andrew! We will do better with not taking long breaks. We love discussing all of these topics with you all 🤎
I wanna hear more about the American politics. It’s more digestible hearing it from you guys. Tariq and Willy seem very well versed in the topic. It was nice to hear David’s POV about the pipeline as someone who was directly affected.
The 90% poverty statement was a misstatement by me…the Kenyan poverty rate is below 18% I think
The 90% figure was associated with GDP
i was trying to say 90% of the GDP is controlled by 6 families and about 8000 people, according to Cyprian Nyamwamu, a Kenyan policy researcher and development analyst…which is fueling income inequality in Kenya, despite its being one of the fastest growing in Africa….
So now the wealthy who benefited from the debt to fuel the economy is trying to shift the burden of the debt to people, but don’t want to shift the benefit
I love the long episodes!! Best time of the week when you all drop
Waiting for topics about south sudan can't wait❤
Willy is right. We can't do what kenyan people did, definitely 🇸🇸 government will release fire on the people
Week mindset, better to die free than live in fear! This is just my opinion.
You're right, but it's also wisdom to respond in certain ways towards ignorance and arrogance and wait for the right people at the right time to hear you
@@nyankiirngor4966 sure I guess, just seems like people have been waiting forever.
Very proud of Kenyan Gen Z! So far the number of deaths has been below 50, but even 1 death is severely unfortunate and damaging to the country's image. However, I believe the numbers would have been in their 1000s if this was in South Sudan. South sudan is still in dark age! There is still no repect for the sanctity of human life.
Yes! 🤎 Its so unfortunate that we are still fighting for free speech in our home countries
lovin the braids 😍
Thanks Adal 🤎🥰
Please bring back the 1 hour show! It’s only once a week so i enjoy going for a walk, having it on while cooking or in the gym. 30 mins is too short, it’s proven by today’s episode. It was just getting good and people had to stop. And point 3, if you already have everyone together. Might as well have a long episode.
I appreciate your effort to discuss the Kenyan Finance Bill issue but I also find it necessary to point out an extreme inaccuracy; the guy who said 90% of Kenyans live below the poverty line made up a fictitious statistic, perhaps it is an effect of the stereotype that the west prefers but I would have expected you guys to portray a more real picture of Africa. It may have been a slip of the tongue but it's no less extreme misinformation.
Yes that was a misstatement, i was trying to say the figure in regards to the GDP growth and the income inequality that’s happening in Kenya, despite its being one of the fastest growing in Africa…. Where 90% of the GDP is controlled by 6 families and about 8,000 people
And now they want to shift the debt that fueled that growth to the population
Ladies looking more beautiful with the braids 😍 😊
This was a good job. Maybe consider looking into fact's of a subject before diving in? Would make the podcast much better.. just a thought. All the best!
Agreed, I was disappointed with the hosts' takes/approach on the Kenyan Bill topic. It seemed as if Christine did not care enough. At least, Tariq and Willy, seem to study the topics better.