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Join us for this exclusive interview withe HE Hazem Shabat the Palestine Ambassador to Kenya covering the situation in Gaza conflict and the wider Israel Palestine conflict.

Our guest this episode is Churchill Ogutu, Economist at IC Group. He sheds light on this pressing economic issue discussing why the Kenyan shilling has depreciated this year, and why is this decline significant?

Are Our Leaders Prioritizing Politics Over Governance As Kenyans Feel Economic Pain?" 🎙️ Host: Mark Masai 🌟 Featuring our esteemed guests: - Dr. Isaac Mwaura CBS: CAS Office of the Prime CS, Chair- Albinism Society of Kenya. - Mwalimu Mutemi wa Kiama: Community Organizer & Movement Builder.

Today on The Social Newsroom we talk about tax. We are joined by and Ms Lydia Abuya Mr Cyrus Arori both from the Kenya Revenue Authority who will answer all of your questions on tax amnesty, the roll out if eTIMs and passenger clearance.

On this episode, we explore the factors that contribute to the high cost of electricity in Kenya and what can be done about it. This episode features Energy Management Consultant, Engineer Isaac M. Ndereva

On this week's episode we talk to Dr Reign Mwendwa, medical doctor and healthcare advocate. You are welcome to join in and participate by commenting and by tagging us on our socials we are @SocialNewsroomAfrica on all platforms!

Journalist and former State House aide Laban-Cliff Onserio comes clean about the night he was arrested with a flash-bang grenade.

Mark Masai in conversation with Ciru Muriuki, formerly of the BBC.

The Finance Act 2023, which was recently signed into law by President William Ruto, is making some significant changes to the way taxes are collected and spent in Kenya. These changes will have a direct and massive impact on the lives of all Kenyans, so it's important to understand what they mean. In this interview Dr. Abraham Rugo, Ph.D., the Country Manager, International Budget Partnership - Kenya, discusses:* The key changes that have been made to Kenya’s tax code* How these changes will affect different groups of Kenyans, especially those with pay slips, and* What Kenyans can do to prepare for the inevitable financial squeeze

Willis Raburu, one of the popular hosts on Kenyan TV, has announced that he is leaving Citizen TV after 13 years. His departure comes as a surprise to many.He is one of the most well-liked presenters on the station, and his widely popular and groundbreaking Friday show "10 over 10" has a regular viewership of 3.5 Million eyeballs.However, Raburu has hinted that he is leaving to pursue other interests. In this Exclusive interview on The Social Newsroom with Mark Masai, Willis Raburu for the first time goes into details on:* Why he is leaving Citizen TV* What he plans to do next* What his book "Undefined" says about his journey