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The ride hailing/taxi app market in Nairobi, and the rest of Kenya, seems to be the in-thing right now for multinational... Read more

Last Week, BBC Africa Eye released a three part series titled Sex and the Sugar Daddy (or Sugar in short) that has drive... Read more

It's been a year of podcasting here at Otherwise?, and to mark this occasion we have Owaahh of Owaahh.com with us this w... Read more

This has been such a cringe worthy Summer Olympics for Kenya - it seems like every other day we get embarrassing news. W... Read more

On 20th January 2019, we found out that while we were busy enjoying our holidays, Uhuru Kenyatta was busy passing new la... Read more

Intellectual Property (IP) is intangible property that arises from the mind/human intellect – it could be anything from ... Read more

Kenya is currently in the middle of a heavy debate about the proposed 1050 megawatt coal power plant in Lamu. This plant... Read more

Rafiki, a film by Wanuri Kahiu, is a story about two young women who fall in love, despite their families being on oppos... Read more

Kenya is being ravaged by drought this year - this should not come as a surprise, since we are a drought prone country w... Read more

In January 1991, Mohammed Siad Barre’s government was toppled when rebels from the United Somali Congress toppled the Re... Read more

Nairobi County Governor, Evans Kidero, recently said that to eliminate the effects of voter importation into the county,... Read more

According to Kenya's Social Protection Policy, poverty, disease, and ignorance were identified at the time of independen... Read more

The Constitution of Kenya (2010) in Article 8 states that there shall be no state religion. Yet, our national anthem, on... Read more

In 2017, the Music Copyright Society of Kenya (MCSK) had its license refuse to be renewed by the Kenya Copyright Board (... Read more

The Kenyan Constitution states that every person has the right to be free from hunger, and to have adequate food of acce... Read more

This week, we explore tax justice, which looks at the intersection between taxation, inequality and human rights. Why do... Read more

This week, we’re joined by Tayiana Chao, a digital heritage specialist and digital humanities scholar, of African Digita... Read more

According to Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) and National Treasury reports in 2016, it was estimated that a... Read more

In our second live recording, we're joined by Njeri Gateru, Lorna Dias and Pastor David Ochar to discuss LGBTQI+ organiz... Read more

Much of the conversation about global warming and climate change focuses on the Earth’s poles and the areas outside the ... Read more