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Behind every individual's unanswered “how to” question is a hunger to figure out their purpose and the process to get to success. The IT Tribe’s sole purpose is to demystify the barriers to success using the stories behind each voice to rewrite a narrative.
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Corporate Confusion: Tried, Tested, Disapproved - Yvette Otieno's Take on Kenya's Corporate Culture Teaching Us We're Never Enough (opens the original)
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Dear employers, Unpaid internships/ mistreatment in the name of excellence, expected yes-men amidst disrespect and weaponising Gen-zism labelled as 'misbehaviour' is a starter pack for mental crisis. Touch Grass! Most people are chasing chaos, hustle, and constant validation, but what if true freedom lies in choosing peace over productivity? In this raw, unfiltered episode, Yvette Otieno is a Nairobi-based content creator, digital marketer, and cultural commentator who operates under the brand @
AngaWatch : Climate Tech IoT Engineering - From Classroom Engineers to Real-World Innovators AngaWatch Reveals The Power of Building in Public (opens the original)
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What happens when talented university students combine engineering genius with relentless resilience? AngaWatch builds IoT hardware and software that help African farmers protect their crops and their livelihoods. Ryan Nguitui, Gitahi Githinji and Neema Muru, the founders of AngaWatch are engineering a breakthrough: a solar-powered, IoT flood alert network tailored for Kenya’s last-mile communities. This innovative solution turns data into life-saving alerts, delivered even offline, harnessing A
Neocolonialism vs Pan-Africanism - Aaron Makatia on Why African Identity Struggles Against Colonization's Hidden Influences (opens the original)
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Do many Africans unconsciously adopt colonial-era mentalities out of a desire for validation and perceived superiority? In this honest, raw conversation, Liz Awino (host) chats with visual artist Makatia about how stepping into the "in-between" - that space between sanity and insanity - unlocks creativity, breakthroughs, and true authenticity. The episode is unique in that it takes shape with Makatia being curious about Liz's 'insanity' and morphed into a conversation about colonialism, african
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