I'll Tell Everything You Need To About Sifuna & Babu - Ft. Abby Zuena

This video talks about: Abby Zuena didn't stumble into politics. She was shaped for it — and the first person who saw it in her wasn't a party boss or a power broker. It was her father. In this conversation, she tells Jagero the story most women in Kenyan politics are too careful to say out loud: that the moment a woman steps onto the stage, the country looks at her body before it hears her voice. She names it plainly — the sexualization, the cheap headlines, the assumption that a woman is decoration before she is a decision-maker — and refuses to flinch. But this isn't only a fight. It's a personal history. Abby opens up about the father who raised her to take up space, the single-parenthood truth she wishes more people would respect — that a child deserves both parents in the room, not one weaponized against the other — and the exact moment she decided politics was no longer something to watch from the sidelines. And then she says the thing that'll start the arguments in your comments: why Linda Mwananchi isn't a long shot, isn't a protest vote, but the outfit she believes forms the next government. Sharp, personal, and unbothered. This one stays with you. If this podcast gives you something worth talking about, you can keep it alive — support the show and help us put more of these conversations on the table. Want to be the next guest? Apply at https://dialogueswithjagero.com/apply Looking to collaborate? Reach us at https://dialogueswithjagero.com/collaboration Buy the Goldmine: Hustles For Africans here: https://dialogueswithjagero.com/goldmine Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3mEX7L5GcOnX7LVYYlHlaw/join For new episodes, subscribers only content, and job opportunities, subscrive here: https://dwj.beehiiv.com Wanna support the channel: Mpesa Till Number: 5253673 Or Buy Me Coffee here: buymeacoffee.com/jagero