First recorded on September 9, 2011, this was an interview with Dennis Itumbi, a Kenyan journalist who had revealed the alleged identity of one witness in the case against 4 Kenyans at the International Criminal Court. 

We argue about the legality of his actions, his motivations for them, and what will happen to him if he is arrested for this. On March 23, 2012, he was taken into custody for interrogation by the Police, facing accusations of hacking the ICC's website. 

IS THERE ANY MERIT TO OUTING ICC WITNESSES?

These were dummy links recorded in early 2010, for Radio One [now 97.1 One FM]. Simply put, this was a case of trying to see if 2 nerds could serve up engaging brain food on air, and how prospective audiences would react to that content.  

On the right to be an idiot - Ramah & Mark

Here's another one of the dummy links recorded in early 2010, for Radio One [now 97.1 One FM], with Mark Wangai. This was well before the 2010 referendum on a new Constitution. In this link, we mused about Kenyans' propensity to ignore lots of publicly available data.

Why are Kenyans addicted to ignorance?

Here's another one of the dummy links recorded in early 2010, for Radio One [now 97.1 One FM], with Mark Wangai. We were venting about rising healthcare costs in this link. 

Kenya's health care rip-off

Here's another one of the dummy links recorded in early 2010, for Radio One [now 97.1 One FM], with Mark Wangai. Some random thoughts herein about some changes in Kenya's magazine market [True Love's revival, and one Alfred Mutua [now Governor]'s magazine - Passion. 

Kenyan magazines - who lived, who died since 2010?

TV News Journalist, based in Nairobi, Kenya. 

Ramah Nyang