In a powerful new episode of Fa Mambo Africa, Justina Wamae delivers a sobering message to Kenya’s leadership and citizens alike: Kenyans no longer want to merely survive—they want to thrive. Speaking with Sarah Mwangi, Justina Wamae—the 2022 presidential running mate turned champion for economic democracy—unpacks the systemic failures that have kept Kenya economically stagnant.…

🇰🇪 “If the Constitution is Betrayed, the People Must Have the Power to Fire the Government.” In a gripping episode of Savage Politics, veteran politician Cyrus Jirongo sits down with constitutional expert Dr. Ekuru Aukot for a brutally honest conversation on the state of Kenya. What begins as a discussion on leadership and the Constitution…

Published by Thee Alfa House | FA Mambo Africa A year after the June 2023 protests shook the political establishment, Kenya’s youth are back—and louder than ever. In a new explosive episode of FA Mambo Africa, activist-journalist Ademba Allans and spoken word artist Willie Oeba unpack the Gen Z-led civic awakening that’s transforming how governance…

The Latest Conflict That Could Redraw Global Power Lines As tensions between Israel and Iran escalate to unprecedented levels, the world stands on the edge of uncertainty. In a powerful new episode from THEE ALFA HOUSE, Prof. PLO Lumumba dissects the deeper truths that mainstream media won’t touch — exposing historical deception, geopolitical hypocrisy, and…

Watch Full Interview Here In the wake of the brutal murder of 31-year-old Albert Ojwang in police custody, the streets of Kenya are once again echoing with the cries of citizens demanding justice. In this powerful and unapologetic interview, Fanya Mambo joins Sarah Mwangi to break down what many believe is a crisis of governance,…

Justice for Albert Ojwang: Kenyans Rise Against Police Brutality Kenya is once again at a breaking point. The death of Albert Omondi Ojwang, a 31-year-old man arrested in Homa Bay and transported to Nairobi, has sparked nationwide outrage after an autopsy confirmed he was beaten to death in police custody—contrary to initial police claims that…

The tragic death of Albert Ojwang, a 31-year-old Kenyan citizen, inside Central Police Station in Nairobi, has reignited national outrage over police brutality, extrajudicial killings, and lack of accountability in Kenya’s security forces. The autopsy report makes it clear: Albert did not die by suicide — he was tortured and killed while in police custody.…

🔍 Key Revelations from the Interview: 1. LAPSSET Was Dead on ArrivalAlthough envisioned as a game-changer for regional trade, the Lamu Port-South Sudan-Ethiopia-Transport Corridor (LAPSSET) became a white elephant. Nyakera revealed that Ethiopia and South Sudan never fully committed to the corridor, choosing instead to invest in alternative ports in Somalia and Djibouti. “We built…