The 4:14 Podcast

The 4:14 Podcast is a podcast created for such a time as this! Hosted by Kellie Murungi and Julians Amboko, the podcast seeks to educate on public sector financing and policy. We help you understand how your taxes are being used, and what you - as a citizen - can do to participate in driving the government's development agenda. We believe that an informed citizenry is CRITICAL for good governance. the414podcast.substack.com

The 4:14 Podcast is a news podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 18 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  On Saba Saba, we remember

  Jul 7, 202513 minS0

  <p>Here are the organisations that are doing the work to support the movement. Please make a donation to any, or all. </p><p>- Wakenya for Kenya (KunaDawaKE)</p><p>- Usikimye</p><p>- Defender's Coalition</p><p>- Mathare Social Justice Centre - you can also use Airtel to donate to this Safaricom Paybill</p><p> Paybill: 4060187 </p><p> Account name The Mathare Social Justice Centre</p><p></p><p>***********************************************************************</p><p>Photo by Bernd 📷 Dittrich on Unsplash</p><p></p> <br/><br/>This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other sub...

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  How does a government develop and support a creative sector?

  Mar 17, 20251h 13mS0

  <p>In this episode, I am joined by Dr Akati Khasiani, the Head of Grants, Programs and Inclusion at Heva Fund to discuss the Kenyan creative industry. We discuss how policy supports the development of the sector, how the industry is organised, and what WE as citizens can do to promote arts and culture. </p><p>As always, thank you for listening. If you liked this episode, please share it with your family and friends, and when you gather together, discuss these issues as this is how we grow as a people. </p><p>The 4:14 podcast is non-commercial and self-sponsored...

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  Part 2: Africa debt crises - A case of hypnosis of policy makers or a design problem?

  Feb 27, 202539 minS0

  <p>YES, our policy makers and political leaders continue to make mistakes that have been costly to the continent's development. That notwithstanding, is the global financing system designed to keep Africa underdeveloped?</p><p>Grieve Chelwa, an Associate Professor of Political Economy and Chair of the Social Sciences Department at the Africa institute joins us to answer this question in this 2-part series.</p><p>*********************************************************************************************</p><p>Thank you so much for listening!</p><p>If you prefer to read instead of listen, head on over to our Substack, where we summarize our discussions in an easy-to-read format. These are...

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  Kenya's broken university funding model

  Feb 9, 20251h 22mS0

  <p>Correction: In the heat of this debate, Kwame mentions as school that costs KES 80,000 per year. This is per term. With the above, listen to this heated and informative discussion about the failed/failing university funding model. We discuss the methodology of determining funding, and the underlying issues with higher education funding in Kenya. </p><p></p><p>**********************************************************************</p><p>Thank you so much for listening!</p><p>If you prefer to read instead of listen, head on over to our Substack, where we summarize our discussions in an easy-to-read format. These are published a few days (or weeks...

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  Part 1: Africa debt crises - A case hypnosis of policy makers or a design problem?

  Jan 30, 202539 minS0

  <p>YES, our policy makers and political leaders continue to make mistakes that have been costly to the continent's development. That notwithstanding, is the global financing system designed to keep Africa underdeveloped?</p><p>Grieve Chelwa, an Associate Professor of Political Economy and Chair of the Social Sciences Department at the Africa institute joins us to answer this question in this 2-part series.</p><p>*********************************************************************************************</p><p>Thank you so much for listening!</p><p>If you prefer to read instead of listen, head on over to our Substack, where we summarize our discussions in an easy-to-read format. These are...

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