Mambo Africa
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Fanya Mambo: Kenya Must Control Its Borders Without Blaming Burundians for Bad Leadership
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As debate grows around foreigners living and working in Kenya, Fanya Mambo has challenged the government to strengthen immigration controls while warning against using Burundians and other foreign nationals as scapegoats for the country’s deeper political and economic problems. Speaking on Mambo Africa, Fanya argued that Kenya has every right to control its borders and…
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Karungo Thang’wa Backs Gachagua for 2027 and Questions Ndindi Nyoro’s Role in Mt Kenya Politics
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As Kenya moves closer to the 2027 General Election, the battle for political control of the Mt Kenya region is becoming one of the country’s most closely watched contests. In a wide-ranging interview on Mambo Africa, Kiambu Senator Karungo wa Thang’wa strongly criticized President William Ruto’s administration, backed former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua as a…
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Kenya’s Debt Syndicate: Jimi Wanjigi Questions Who Benefits as Kenya’s Debt Keeps Growing
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How much does Kenya really owe — and who ultimately benefits when the country continues borrowing? That was the central question in a powerful Mambo Africa conversation with businessman and politician Jimi Wanjigi, who offered a sharply critical assessment of Kenya’s public debt, government borrowing and the economic system surrounding it. Wanjigi argues that Kenya’s…
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Why President Ruto Keeps Flying Abroad: Waste of Public Money or Smart Diplomacy?
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Meta Description: Gordon Odhiambo explains why President William Ruto has made more than 90 foreign trips since taking office, examining diplomacy, bilateral relations, investment, trade and Kenya’s foreign policy. Suggested URL Slug:why-president-ruto-keeps-flying-abroad-diplomacy-foreign-trips Focus Keywords:William Ruto foreign trips, Kenya diplomacy, Kenya foreign policy, bilateral agreements, presidential travel, Gordon Odhiambo, international relations Kenya Why President William Ruto…
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Irungu Nyakera Warns of Economic Trouble Ahead: Goons, Corruption, Debt and Kenya’s 2027 Choice
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Nyakera Says Kenya’s Biggest Threat Is Not Politics, But Economic Mismanagement Politician and public policy commentator Irungu Nyakera has issued a stark warning about Kenya’s political and economic direction, arguing that excessive borrowing, corruption, poor governance and political intimidation are pushing the country toward deeper economic hardship. Speaking on Mambo Africa, Nyakera criticized the government’s…
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Why Fuel Is Expensive in Kenya: Ikua Mbote Breaks Down G-to-G Oil Politics, Taxes and Africa’s Energy Future
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Why Kenyans Continue to Feel Pain at the Pump Fuel prices remain one of the biggest economic and political issues in Kenya. Every increase in fuel prices immediately affects transport costs, food prices, electricity, business operations and the overall cost of living. For millions of ordinary Kenyans, expensive fuel is not just an energy problem…
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Jimi Wanjigi: Kenya Is in “Economic ICU” as Debt, Budget Gaps and High Taxes Crush Citizens
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Safina Party leader Jimi Wanjigi has described Kenya as a country in “economic ICU,” warning that the nation’s debt burden, budget structure, taxation model and government borrowing are pushing citizens deeper into poverty. Speaking on Mambo Africa from his private office, Wanjigi argued that Kenya is not facing an ordinary political crisis but a serious…
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Democracy Under Threat in East Africa? Fanya Mambo Warns Leaders Against Silencing Citizens
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Democracy, Dissent, and the Right to Speak In this episode of Mambo Africa, Fanya Mambo delivers a strong warning to East African leaders who appear uncomfortable with citizens speaking out, protesting, and demanding accountability. The conversation opens with remarks made by Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu on democracy, protests, and dissent within the region. Fanya strongly…