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Swaiba Podcast

An African conversation on leading while young, woman and Black on global platforms.

Podcast · By Nyambura Mundia · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    EP10 Youth Power and a Sustainable Future with Evelyn Samba and Rachael Mwikali (opens the original)

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    In this episode, Evelyn Samba, Executive Director of Youth for a Sustainable World (YSW), discusses the challenges facing young people in Kenya, including barriers to sexual and reproductive health and rights, unemployment, online gender-based violence, and shrinking civic space. This conversation is a powerful reminder that building a just and sustainable future means centering young people in the decisions that affect their lives, protecting their rights, and holding institutions accountable f

  2. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    EP9 The Internet, the Streets & Kenya’s Children with Nancy Nteere and Rachael Mwikali (opens the original)

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    In this episode, Nancy Nteere of 100% for the Children unpacks the urgent child protection crisis in Kenya—from missing children and online exploitation to the impact of poverty on families and communities. She challenges us to look beyond individual cases and confront the systemic gaps that leave children vulnerable.The conversation also explores why lasting change requires child-led advocacy, stronger community action, safer spaces for children, and meaningful investment in education and prote

  3. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    EP8 Defending Defenders with Gloria Madegwa and Rachael Mwikali (opens the original)

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    What does it take to defend human rights—and who protects the people doing that work? In this episode, human rights defender and lawyer Gloria Madegwa reflects on the evolution of Kenya's human rights movement, the unique challenges facing women human rights defenders, and the urgent need for stronger protections, accountability, and sustained support for those who speak truth to power.From the fight against femicide and election-related violence to the importance of wellness, solidarity, and se

  4. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    EP7 Peacebuilding in Kenya Today with Elizabeth Atieno (opens the original)

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    As Kenya approaches another election cycle, peacebuilding practitioner Elizabeth Atieno explores how conflict is evolving beyond traditional hotspots, driven by digital misinformation, youth unemployment, and deepening inequality. She examines the barriers to women's political participation and argues that lasting peace requires investing in communities before violence erupts through proactive peacebuilding, gender-responsive security, and inclusive leadership.#Peacebuilding #peaceandsecurity #w

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