Our Agenda
Amplify African Excellence
Conversations with the trailblazers, builders and public servants showing what African excellence looks like in practice.
Conversations
10 episodes
Ep. 33Clement Onyango
Eastlands Raised Him. Failure Built Him
Clement Onyango (Kent Sewe) on why Africa is not poor but poorly financed, and what it takes to build resilient economies on the continent.
Ep. 22Anthony Mwithiga
Anthony Mwithiga: Is the MMF Craze Over?
Old Mutual Group CEO Anthony Mwithiga on where your money works hardest: treasury bonds, money market funds, Saccos or chamas.
Ep. 20CPA Fiona Witaba
Outsmarting KRA?
CPA Fiona Witaba on the tax mistakes young earners make before the money even comes in, and how to get compliant and stay that way.
Ep. 18Eric Kimani
Eric Kimani: From Hawking Milk to Educating 1,300 Students
A full-circle conversation between host Zeddy Bariti and Eric Kimani, the Palmhouse Foundation founder whose scholarship changed her trajectory.
Ep. 17Ken Gichinga
US-China Trade War: What It Means for Kenya & You
Economist Ken Gichinga on how the US-China trade war and de-globalisation are reshaping opportunities and threats for Kenyans.
Ep. 14Rebecca Miano
Rebecca Miano: The Power of Competence
Rebecca Miano on outshining 90 contenders for a CEO role, leading Kenya's energy sector, and advice for women ready to break barriers.
Ep. 10Rebecca Miano
Leading With Power – Rebecca Miano (Part 4 of 4)
The final part of the series: Rebecca Miano's leadership of KenGen, its geothermal-led strategy and innovation.
Ep. 9Rebecca Miano
Leading With Power – Rebecca Miano (Part 3 of 4)
Rebecca Miano on when she decided to pursue the top job at KenGen and why she is not your typical public servant.
Ep. 8Rebecca Miano
Leading With Power – Rebecca Miano (Part 2 of 4)
Rebecca Miano on KenGen's diversification strategy and winning amid the pandemic.
Ep. 7Rebecca Miano
Leading With Power – Rebecca Miano (Part 1 of 4)
The first of a four-part series with Rebecca Miano, the first MD & CEO of KenGen since the company's inception in 1954.
