Why Kenya’s Entertainment Industry Is Changing, Koech’s Mockery Burial & American Dating Scammer

Kenya’s aviation workers’ strike disrupted flights at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport and left thousands of passengers stranded. Fresh-produce exporters estimate that the disruption put between $2 million and $3 million—approximately KSh259 million to KSh388 million—at risk each day, as flowers, fruits, vegetables, meat, herbs and spices faced delays and missed connections. The episode also examines Kenya’s milk shortage, with consumers reporting empty shelves, reduced brands and purchase limits in some shops and supermarkets. The Kenya Dairy Board says formal milk deliveries fell by 3.7%, from 84.4 million litres in June to 81.3 million litres in July, as dry and cold weather reduced pasture and fodder for dairy cows. Some outlets have also reported price increases of between KSh3 and KSh5 for a 500ml packet. What caused the airport strike? How much did exporters stand to lose? Why is milk supply tightening, and when could the situation improve? Watch the full episode for the latest facts, context and impact on ordinary Kenyans. Sources: Reuters, Associated Press, People Daily, Citizen Digital, The Star and Nation Africa. #KenyaNews #JKIA #MilkShortage SIGN UP ON LemFi using the IKONINI referral code, click on this link https://referral.lemonade.finance/invite/jmbLoTGSeDjjrCQa9 Iko Nini is a Kenya podcast that covers everything Kenyan entertainment, politics & social issues SUPPORT IKO NINI THROUGH CASHAPP $IKONINI BECOME A MEMBER FOR EARLY ACCESS & EXCLUSIVE CONTENT: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5h4-WH0LAV4CWs380yM33A/join