Jijuze

Jijuze

This podcast dives deep into the stories shaping Kenya’s socio-economic, political, and cultural landscapes. From the latest government policies and business trends to groundbreaking technology and social issues, Jijuze: The Kenyan Pulse brings expert analysis and diverse perspectives to help listeners stay informed and engaged.

  1. 23/12/2025

    The Digital Gatekeeper—Decoding Kenya’s New Era of Fertilizer Distribution

    In this episode of Jijuze, Brian discusses the major shift in Kenya's agricultural landscape with the introduction of the Kenya Integrated Agriculture Management Information System, or KIAMIS. Implemented by the Ministry of Agriculture, KIAMIS, a digital registry, includes data for over 7.1 million smallholder farmers and plays a crucial role in determining who is eligible for subsidized fertilizers. Farmers communicate with the system using the USSD code, *616*3#, which also validates critical farming information. Despite the system's aim to eliminate fraudulent activities and improve efficiency, the transition has been challenging for many farmers, with issues arising from necessary secondary validations and the demanding technical literacy requirements. As the government stands firm on its digital-first approach, farmers are gently reminded that without incorporation into the system, they can't pursue their agricultural activities. The episode ends by urging listeners to visit the show notes for more information and to share their thoughts or questions about the new era of Kenyan farming. How to Access Subsidized Fertilizer in Kenya | JijuzeHow To Apply For The Government Fertilizer Subsidy ProgramKenya Digital Farmer Registry: 7 Million Farmers Join KIAMIS Platform 2025 | Eagmark Agri-HubGov’t rolls out pioneering insurance-integrated fertilizer subsidy to safeguard smallholder farmers - Sacco Review | The Leading Newspaper for Co-operative Movement in Kenya

    4 min
  2. 22/12/2025

    The 169 Million Shilling Myth: What David Munyua is Actually Playing For Today

    In this episode of Jijuze, Brian focuses on the captivating journey of David Munyua, a Kenyan veterinarian who took the world of professional darts by storm. The podcast debunked a rumor that Munyua had already obtained Ksh 169 million, clarifying that the staggering sum is the entire tournament's grand prize and Munyua is currently at Ksh 4.3 million. The potential prize could escalate to Ksh 6 million if Munyua wins his next match against Kevin Doets, a ranking player who may be underestimating him. Brian highlights the significant attention and support Munyua has gotten, not just from Kenya, but also from the international 'Ally Pally' crowd. He emphasizes that while Munyua's technique needs to improve, his ability to captivate the crowd and exhibit grace under pressure makes him a formidable contender. Brian stresses that beyond personal triumph, Munyua's journey is pivotal in inspiring a new wave of Kenyan dart players and revolutionizing the perception of the sport both locally and globally. https://nation.africa/kenya/sports/other-sports/kenyans-fault-govt-for-failing-to-support-history-making-darts-player-munyua-5302748Munyua vows to inspire new generation of Kenyan dart players | PDCKenya sensation David Munyua stages all-time comeback with budget darts and denies killing Ally Pally wasp | talkSPORTAndy Robson Sponsors David Munyua - The First Kenyan to Play at the World Darts Championship

    5 min

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This podcast dives deep into the stories shaping Kenya’s socio-economic, political, and cultural landscapes. From the latest government policies and business trends to groundbreaking technology and social issues, Jijuze: The Kenyan Pulse brings expert analysis and diverse perspectives to help listeners stay informed and engaged.