Podcasts about onyango

NPS Director Corporate Communications/Spokesperson Dr. Resila A. Onyango on #DriveInn with Maqbul by Capital FM

Happy gold medals top Africa! And happy new episode to you! The only podcast certified to be played by Motswana sprinters before beating arrogant Americans brings you something different. Today, Dan & Phil cross over to Kenya to speak to former radio host, entrepreneur, and podcast host Adelle Onyango. Almost 3 years ago, Adelle hosted us as guests on her HUGE podcast Legally Clueless (you can find the episode here), and it was our pleasure to return the favour and speak to her in this week's episode. Adelle tells us her inspiring story, starting as a (struggling) poet before making her way to radio, and building the 3rd biggest show in the country before leaving once again to start a company and a podcast. Adelle is also actively involved in the protests in Kenya, in fact, she had just arrived from dodging police and teargas for the recording! She shares the story behind the reason for the protests and how Kenya's youth are leading the charge. What an inspiring episode, enjoy! Subscribe and listen to 2 Broke Twimbos everywhere podcasts are available and keep up with all things 2BT via this link:2BT LinkPlease rate and review, and support us on Patreon!

What do you get when you mix an Anarchist, a comedian, and a New Yorker? A hilarious and honest conversation about anxiety, mental health, and coping methods!

Who knew that the story of love could be told using paper?

In this podcast, Tom Pearson chats to Tom Onyango and Chetan Hayer, the experts at the forefront of Kenya's internationally recognised real estate development, The Marquis. Leading Kenyan law firm TripleOKLaw LLP has collaborated with Hayer One, a property development company, to deliver a landmark residential property in Nairobi, The Marquis. Recognised for its architectural design, superior build quality, ultra-modern finishes and a range of amenities, The Marquis has set new standards in the Kenyan property development sector. Chetan Hayer, the CEO of Hayer One, says their vision was to create a desirable, high-value real estate development to cater for those who want to experience a high-end lifestyle. What's more, Hayer says that the entire project, from start to finish, has been delivered by Kenyans for Kenyans through Kenyan financing. “It is the people of Kenya who, through their hard work, their skill and, most importantly, their resilience, have shown to the rest of the world that we can produce an extremely high, Grade A quality residential development in the heart of Nairobi which, when you put it next to any Grade A development in any other developed city in the world, would compete very well,” Hayer shared. Tom Onyango, a senior partner at TripleOKLaw, has a wealth of experience and insight into the legal intricacies of real estate development and worked alongside Hayer on The Marquis. Onyango says having a reputable developer, ensuring the proper title documents and approvals are in place, and understanding the interest rates when borrowing for purchase, should be among the key considerations for investors. He adds that when it comes to legislative changes, further clarity is needed on taxation, and he explains why better financing models are needed for buyers who want to purchase properties sold off plan. He says the legal team at TripleOKLaw is uniquely positioned to assist in the success of real estate projects in Kenya because of the team's dedicated resources, and explains that the firm's aim is to minimise the risks and ensure the projects succeed. The conversation wraps up with Hayer sharing his future development plans.

After a University student's remarks on the school system, a discussion for young men needs to be had. Post-suspension, his belief system has created a false sense of belief that many young men who believe so may be inclined towards...Break Time on Westside Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/breaktimeonwestside/My Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/denver_bagaka/My Twitter:https://twitter.com/BagakatheD

Series: Sustainability Changemakers: Black Voices in GreenJoin David Onyango as he shares his journey from corporate affairs to sustainability. In this episode, David opens up about his profound connection to water conservation and responsible usage, especially in water-stressed regions. He delves into his experiences in fostering collective action and transparent sustainability efforts. David's insights illuminate the power of individual actions, emphasizing the need for a collective approach to make a significant impact on our environment. Join us in this inspiring conversation as David shares his wisdom, urging us all to embrace sustainability as a personal mission. Mentioned in this Episode: Wangari Maathai and The Green Belt Movement Episode edited by Ryan Silva Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

inABLE.org is a nonprofit organization based in Nairobi, Kenya and Washington, DC with a mission to empower the blind and visually impaired through computer assistive technology. Julius Mbura and Adika Onyango shared their experience and journey on "Global Accessibility Awareness Day."

We get to sit down in person with Drs. Josh Onyango and Noble Maleque to share our favorite pearls from the AIMW23 conference in Austin, Texas. We discuss Dr. Utibe Essien's Plenary on race in medicine, escape rooms in medical education, the role of coaching, how to support learners who take leave, and how to use podcasts in your teaching. Even if you didn't get to attend this year's Alliance for Academic Internal Medicine #AIMW23, you'll get to share in the wisdom! Claim free CME for this episode at curbsiders.vcuhealth.org! Website | Instagram | Twitter | Subscribe | Patreon| thecurbsidersteach@gmail.com | Free CME! Show Segments Intro, disclaimer Dr. Onyango one-liner  Takeaways from Dr. Utibe Essien's plenary Dr. Maleque one-liner Escape Room for clinical reasoning Juggling Hats workshop Supporting residents who take leave Credits Producer/Hosts: Era Kryzhanovskaya MD, Molly Heublein MD    Show notes: Era Kryzhanovskaya MD Cover Art and Infographics: Paige Spata Audio Editor and podcast support: PodPaste, Written Materials Editor: Charlotte Chaiklin MD  Guests: Josh Onyango MD, Noble Maleque MD

Dr Resila Onyango HSC, Spokesperson National Police Service on #DriveInn with Fareed Khimani by Capital FM

#InStyle with Annabel Onyango on #DriveOut with June and Martin by Capital FM

Today we are talking Adults with Clubfoot with  fAnne Onyango from the World Disability Rotary Action Group. Not only does Anne have clubfoot, but she has taught yourself how to make shoes not only for herself but for others . Anne is also helping adults with the stigma of clubfoot.. join us for an inspirational "can do it" story of Rotary.

Host Carl Lewis is joined by coach and analyst Grant de Smidt as they review the DSTV Premiership match between Mamelodi Sundowns and Kaizer Chiefs Defending champions Mamelodi Sundowns subjected Kaizer Chiefs to a humiliating 4-0 defeat at Loftus Versfeld in Tshwane on Saturday afternoon. Gaston Sirino opened the scoring for the hosts in the sixth minute following a mix-up between Siyabonga Ngezana and goalkeeper Bruce Bvuma in the Chiefs box.  Ngezana was culpable once again in Masandawana's second goal, bringing down Peter Shalulile in the 16th minute for a needless penalty, though Zitha Kwinika was mistakenly shown a yellow card for the foul by referee Victor Gomes. The Namibian dusted himself to double the lead from the spot.  Shalulile got his second goal of the afternoon after firing past the helpless Bvuma in the 53rd minute. Ronwen Williams saved a 56th minute penalty by Khama Billiat, for good measure. The highly-rated Abubeker Nessir introduced himself to South African football rather frighteningly with a sensational goal in the 76th minute to complete the embarrassing rout.  Mamelodi Sundowns: Williams, Modiba, Mudau, B. Onyango, De Reuck, Mokoena, Jali, Zwane, Sirino, Shalulile Subs: D. Onyango, Morena, Lebusa, Mkhulise, Kapinga, Nasir, Lakay, Domingo, Kutumela. Kaizer Chiefs: Bvuma, Solomons, Ngezana, Kwinika, Frosler, Blom, Sithebe, Maart, Alexander, Dolly, Billiat Subs: Petersen, Nj. Ngcobo, Nange, Mashiane, Sifama, Radebe, Nk. Ngcobo, Sekgota, Shabalala 

It was pleasure working with one of Kenyans finest and this how the expirience was like......aside what album are you jamming to currently? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/caleb-apollos/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/caleb-apollos/support

In this week's epic episode, Eli and Oscar get to meet Adelle Onyango, a prominent media personality and founder of the Legally Clueless Podcast. This conversation delves into Adele's history, the growth of Legally Clueless, her contributions to the plight of sexual violence, rape culture and its linkages with outdated traditions and their hopes for the future of Africa. We hope you enjoy this podcast half as much as we enjoyed making it! The beautiful location Kofisi: https://kofisi.africa/ Follow Mantalk.ke: https://linktr.ee/Mantalk Find Oscar: https://instagram.com/oscar_d_koome?utm_medium=copy_link Find Eli: https://instagram.com/elimwenda?utm_medium=copy_link Find Adelle: https://instagram.com/adelleonyango?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= The Telegram link: https://t.me/+bOjOVkgwDZRjZjRk

In commemoration of the mental health awareness month, Onyango Otieno and Nabuguzi Kiwanuka, in this episode, share experiences on how one's mental health status can affect emotions, thoughts and behaviors. The two relied on some subtle symptoms and signs and also brought forward some unhealthy environments that affect us unknowingly; how we cope adaptively and maladaptively; and finally how all of us are a work in progress. The episode is a co-hosted one. Onyango speaks, Nabuguzi speaks. A Kenya-Uganda trans-border kind of relatability. Experiences shared in the episode: Withdrawal from friends and activities Eating Habits How unhealthy relationships affect our mental health Extreme feelings of guilt or worries Low Energy, Reduced ability to concentrate & problems sleeping Sex Drive (especially after rape) *** LINKS Pay for Merchandise here. Podcast - Facebook, Instagram, Twitter Nabuguzi Kiwanuka - Facebook, Instagram, Twitter --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nabuguzi-kiwanuka/message

Meet social impact pioneer Ashley Onyango, who joins us to share a decade of insights into mobile money and explain how mobile technology is helping people move from being unbanked to utilising technology for payments, saving and security. As the Head of Financial Inclusion and AgriTech (Agriculture technology) at GSMA Ashley works for the global organisation which brings together the mobile ecosystem, representing mobile operators, organisations and adjacent industries. Prior to joining GSMA – Ashley spent over a decade living and working in East Africa championing financial inclusion, designing and managing funds for Root Capital and working with the likes of Mastercard Foundation and Financial Sector Deepening Africa (FSDA). During our conversation Ashley unpicks the recently released data from the GSMA on mobile money. She reveals how this relatively nascent industry processed $1 Trillian in 2021 and what has changed in the 10 years since their first Mobile Money report. Listen in to hear Ashley explore the positive impacts of mobile money and examine the challenges that remain. Get your pens and notepads (or should I say mobile note taking app!) ready – the data is rich. Links: GSMA: www.gsma.com/sotir/ GSMA 2022 State of the Industry Report on Mobile Money: https://www.gsma.com/newsroom/press-release/mobile-money-industry-processes-record-1-trillion-in-2021/ GSMA on the value of solar pay-as-you-go: https://www.gsma.com/mobilefordevelopment/digitalutilities/the-value-of-payg-solar-for-mobile-operators/

This week we talk to the good and loud, Marcela Onyango. Listen as we talk to Marcela about beginning a career in DC then moving to New York, starting a TIkTok news show during the pandemic, and advice on how to stay present and sane despite the uncertainty that comes with a career in comedy.

Listen to hosts, Mimi and Kim as they interview Rt. Rev. Dr. Emily Onyango in the Global Impact thread. Emily's deep humility and focus on leadership as service versus power was profoundly evident in her life and vocation. Modeling herself after her Sunday School teacher, Emily remains deeply committed to girls, women, and youth. Emily models the confidence of Christian women, which she also celebrates in the women leaders of the East African Revivals in her book, Gender and Development: A History of Women's Education in Kenya.     As Bishop in her community, Emily takes on the role of grandparents who nurture youth spiritually, socially, educationally, and economically. She reminds her community that while they lack economic wealth, God has given them great joy in their relationships.     Emily discusses her joy both in serving beside the male bishops, but especially in in serving with the second woman bishop Rt. Rev. Rose Okeno ordained shortly after Emily.  She speaks of their sister alliance that gently reminds their brother bishops they are now joined by sister bishops in God's work.    Bio  Last year Rt. Rev. Dr. Emily Onyango was ordained as the first woman bishop in the Anglican Church of Kenya.  She serves as senior lecturer and dean of students at St. Paul's University in Limuru, Kenya. She earned a PhD from the University of Wales, a ThM from the Asian Center for Theological Studies and Mission in Seoul, South Korea, and a BD from St. Paul's University, Limuru. She is the author of Gender and Development: A History of Women's Education in Kenya 

In this weeks sermon Rev. Fred Onyango teaches from Luke 4:1-13.

In this “Leveling Up” episode of the PRS Global Open Deep Cuts Podcast, Dr. Milton Armstrong talks about taking care of the whole patient and not just specific plastic surgery problems, staying humble, and becoming an accidental YouTube star. For further insights on some of the topics discussed in this podcast, read the following PRS Global Open article for free: “Ethnic and Gender Diversity Comparison between Surgical Patients and Caring Surgeons” by Noel, Berg, Onyango, and Mackay:  https://bit.ly/EthnicGenderDiversity Dr. Milton B. Armstrong is the Chief and Plastic Surgery Fellowship director of the Division of Plastic, Reconstructive and Hand Surgery at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston, South Carolina.  He is a director of the American Board of Plastic Surgery, and a member of the Board of the Directors of the American Association for Hand Surgery. Your host, Dr. Puru Nagarkar, is a board-certified plastic and hand surgeon, and Assistant Professor of Surgery at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas. #PRSGlobalOpen #DeepCutsPodcast #PlasticSurgery #LevelingUp

SHOW LESSYour early adulthood around your twenties are usually a time where you are trying to figure things out on your own. If you suffered trauma in your childhood, this is the time where you are trying to numb the pain, can stay away from home and shift your focus on your uni days, new relations, new spaces, new internship and access to drugs that can easily be replaced as numbing agents are everywhere. We figure it out with Saitu and Onyango on this episode. #mentalhealth #mentalwellness #wellness #mentalhealthawareness --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/samburuchronicles/message

Growing up in a small town in Kenya, 2019 GSEA Global Finalist and Roometo Co-Founder Henry Onyango imagined a straightforward life for himself—go to school, get a good job, get married, etc. But in high school, Henry had a “serendipity moment” and started a technology consulting company with his classmate, the start of his entrepreneurial career. Henry doesn't consider himself an entrepreneur, rather someone who loves problem-solving when he sees an opportunity. He shares his thoughts and experiences about creating a joke-telling chat bot, navigating team dynamics and finding peace with letting go of ideas. Finally, Henry discusses his view of money as a tool to create positive impacts on peoples' lives and how implementing a universal basic income can lead to solving poverty.

On this episode your hosts, Hafare and guest host Garvey are joined by Habil Onyango, one of the founders of Empire Gig, to discuss the platform, how it helps creatives, the challenges they've had so far, what name they'd choose as a DJ and and much more. As always thank you for listening As stated in the podcast, from now on you can financially support the podcast by sending your donation via Mpesa to 0742509392. We would really appreciate it and it would go a long way in keeping us going. Follow us on our socials @survivingnairobi on IG and @survivenairobi on Twitter Hafare - @gethafare on Twitter and @hafare on IG Garvey - @_garvey on IG Habil - @empiregig on Twitter and IG

"Finally, Mamelodi Sundowns lifted the MTN8 title after 14 years after beating Cape Town City on penalties in the final played at Moses Mabhida stadium on Saturday. It was for the first time a PSL match was played in front of fans in 19 months. Co-Head Coach Manqoba Mngqithi and man of the match Denis Onyango were in studio for celebration interviews."  

EPISODE 10 ~ CREATING A MEANINGFUL AND PURPOSEFUL LIFE WITH TIMOTHY ONYANGO | TUESDAY NOVEMBER 3RD | 5:00 PM, CAT. In this episode, Timothy Onyango guides us on the importance of creating meaning and purpose as a service to others and finding fulfilment in our lives. He explores the requirements of this journey and how one can constantly reflect and evaluate their journey to become more in alignment with what they desire. Timothy also shares some of the challenges he experienced in his personal journey such as lack of resources & cultivating skills and how he overcame them and maintained resilience throughout. Timothy highlights some of the reasons why we can be fearful to explore our potential and the resistance one may experience when pursuing purpose. In addition, he shares the ways one can trust the unveiling of their journey through uncertainty and the urge to give up. He completes the session with a powerful meditation practice on how to discover your purpose, move through the darkness part of the journey and witnessing the possibilities that purpose can bring in one's life. About Timothy Onyango Timothy Onyango co-founded Mindful African Initiative in 2019, an organization founded on the passion to tackle social and behavioral issues regarding mental wellbeing through various approaches and techniques. Onyango is an environmental scientist with a keen interest in the provision of social and environmental equity to marginalized communities. Onyango has more than five years of working experience with both national and international organizations. Until January 2019, he had been serving as the eastern and southern Africa regional coordinator with the World Peace Initiative foundation where he actively planned and organized mindfulness and meditation workshops. He has been privileged to work with individuals from diverse sociocultural backgrounds which has further exposed him to diverse opinions and ways of doing things. Onyango is a mentor who wishes to exploit his knowledge, skills, and experience to see a substantial number of people become better and win so that society would tilt towards a better place for all. Learn more here : http://joymogami.com/our-speakers

#justbeingrealgoodvibesonlypodcast On today's episode we are just catching up and celebrating the little wins. It has been such an amazing journey and it is always awesome to appreciate such moments. Adelle Onyango is a kenyan media personality, podcaster and founder of Adelle Onyango initiative. Her podcast goes by the name 'Legally Clueless' and she got to host me in the first episode of her podcast tour which was so lovely. Song: Urejesho by Joy Irungu My IG: Juliahawuor1 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/juliah-awuor/message

Hash Time with Nabuguzi Kiwanuka is a forum where we unravel and talk about societal constructs, discuss self development (mentally, emotionally, et al) and so much more. On here, we explore thought triggering conversations, society is silent about. On this episode, our guest is Onyango Otieno. He is the Godfather of Afro-Masculinity and a Trauma Therapist. Onyango has dedicated himself to unraveling various social constructs and on this episode he talks about where the unraveller in him started and so much more. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nabuguzi-kiwanuka/message

How do you navigate through teenage life without a father? The identity crisis hit both Saitu and Onyango and they share with us how they navigated it, from being popular in high school because of his brother's car to being beaten by a mob and thrown into the boot of a car by his father. Journey with us and leave a comment down below, how did you navigate through your teenage days? what crazy thing did you do or what happened to you? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/samburuchronicles/message

If you want a Masterclass on how to run a business that is heavily reliant on media, you are in for a treat. The truth is every woman in business should listen to Adelle dish advice on how to be intentional about your personal and business growth. We cover everything from work ethic, goal setting, personal branding and cyber bullying, dreaming big, discovering your identity to the results of living a life on your own terms. You cannot listen to this episode and not be changed.  Being a Bad Ass Business Woman requires more than just a good idea. It requires you to be intentional in the way that you show up in the world. As they say Luck is what happens when Preparation meets Opportunity.  Adelle Onyango is a Kenyan media personality who has gained international recognition for her efforts to empower African women and youth. She has been celebrated as one of nMIPAD's Top100 in 2020, Facebook's 2019 Icons of Change; Africa Youth Awards 100 Most Influential Young Africans for 2019; OkayAfrica's 100 extraordinary African women for 2018; and BBC's 100 inspirational and innovative women in the world for 2017.  Adelle Onyango has over 10 years experience in the radio industry. She began as a drive show host on 1FM where she was instrumental in bringing in digital media to Kenyan radio. Adelle then moved to Kenya's top media house; Radio Africa Group, as a presenter on their radio station, KissFM. She hosted the mid-morning show and created a show dedicated exclusively to African music which was a first of its kind on the station. She later moved to host their prime breakfast show until June 2019 when she left to focus on podcasting - creating two podcasts - Legally Clueless & PursePective. BONUS SCENE: Adelle Onyango - Intentional Healing as a Couple Quotes: “I had to check my entitlement” “Africa we are so dope. Our systems were set up so well”   Connect with Adelle Onyango: Twitter: @ADELLEO  Instagram: @adelleonyango Facebook: Adelle Onyango Podcast: Legally Clueless YouTube: Legally Clueless Video Series   KNOW your Roots, Grow your Purpose   LINKS:   Website: https://www.africanawoman.com    Socials:  Instagram: @ChulubyDesign & @AfricanaWoman Facebook: Chulu by Design & Africana Woman YouTube: Africana Woman Join the Africana Woman Visionaries: https://www.facebook.com/groups/708489836426989    Africana Woman Blog: https://www.africanawoman.com/blog

Mamelodi Sundowns goalkeeper Denis Onyango reflected on being named goalkeeper of the season and winning an 8th league title in South Africa. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode Brian Onyango advises us simply to make ourselves available for God to use us and He will take us in whatever direction He plans to take us.

We are excited to introduce a new series called FATHERS. In this episode, we listen to Saitu and Onyango narrating their childhood and what they can remember of the experiences at home with their fathers. Saitu narrates his absentee father's story and Onyango narrates his present and turbulent relationship with his father. Share with us your story in the comment section below. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/samburuchronicles/message

On this episode Shiro has a deep talk with Onyango Otieno or socially known as Rixpoet. Onyango is a Kenyan activist, therapist and game changer, in terms of changing the way gender-based violence is perceived and understood. Otieno shares his traumatic story and shares how he overcame his trauma through working at it, creative therapy and ultimately, making a platform and sharing his story with many, making a difference day by day. Kindly take a listen to this inspiring story! Thank you for listening! Follow Onyango @Rixpoet on all social platforms. ❤️ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shika-vibe/message

On this episode, we are joined by Oyango Otieno aka Rixpoet. Far from theory is Oyango's experiential knowledge on the subject of masculinity is so enriching such that it gives you enough reason to unlearn and learn about gender dynamics and how you can do better. From coming out with his story of rape and depression and being ridiculed by  men, he has taken it as part of his life's work to disabuse a lot of minds and lead fellow men to healthy masculinity that isn't afraid to speak their truth, treat women better and do things right. From this episode, you will understand that "by far the worst thing we do to males — by making them feel they have to be hard — is that we leave them with very fragile egos. The harder a man feels compelled to be, the weaker his ego is" - Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. CONNECT WITH OYANGO @rixpoet FOLLOW THE PODCAST ON INSTAGRAM @blueribbonpodcast SUPPORT THIS PODCAST WITH A TIP HERE - https://useshukran.com/cr/obakam --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blueribbonpodcast/message

Achieving economic independence in Afrika.

It was an absolute honour to have a conversation with Onyango Otieno aka Rixpoet about his chapter, Afro Masculinity. Onyango is a poet, storyteller, writer, and podcaster (among other roles). He started an incredible podcast, Afro Masculinity during Covid-19 and his passion for this platform is palpable. Onyango provides us with details about his journey and vision for his podcast from its conception. He provides us with incredibly unique and open insights into the African male history, his childhood, family, afro masculinity complexities, and so on. At the end of this conversation, my knowledge had expanded and my passion for change was invigorated. Please take some time to listen to the conversation and share it. I will provide all the links for Onyango's socials, podcast, and his funding page. Facebook - Onyango Otieno Insta - @rixpoet Email - onyangohome@gmail.com Funding link - https://gogetfunding.com/safe-space-for-sexually-abused-men-afro-masculinity-podcast/ Podcast link - https://soundcloud.com/afromasculinitypodcast Share this conversation to spread the word.

Adelle Onyango est une célèbre présentatrice radio, militante pour la cause des femmes et une figure de proue incontournable au Kenya.  Après 9 ans et demi d'antenne à la radio et alors qu'elle fait un carton avec son émission sur Kiss FM au Kenya, elle décide en 2019 de faire bouger les choses pour les femmes et souhaite proposer un espace de parole plus libre. Elle crée alors son podcast Legally Clueless  qui comptabilise très vite le million d'écoutes ! Grâce à sa générosité, son engagement et son talent, elle est une devenue une personnalité médiatique kenyane incontournable, a été sélectionnée comme l'une des 100 femmes de la BBC en 2017 et l'une des meilleures femmes d'OkayAfrica en 2018. Dans cette épisode, elle s'adresse aux Cascadeuses pour les encourager à reprendre le pouvoir. En savoir plus sur Adelle Onyango : https://linktr.ee/adelleonyango Retrouvez la communauté des Cascadeuses sur Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/lescascadeuses_podcast/ Plus d'infos sur https://lescascadeuses.fr 

Mathew Lamb and Cameron Hay discuss the missed chances from Richarlison and Dominic Calvert-Lewin as Everton fail to beat Crystal Palace. They also discuss Gbamin's return and Tyler Onyango's injury from the FA Youth Cup 1-0 victory over Manchester City, after a last minute winner from Luke Butterfield. Get More Shows See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

By the basic fact that you are a human being, you have human rights. Nelson and Onyango share their personal stories. These past few days and generally the entire month of March have seen us expose what is yet a huge gap in the GBV space. We still cannot talk about rape without thinking that it is only a violent act, we cannot speak of rape without blaming the victim, we cannot speak of rape without focusing on the perpetrators and justice. Our understanding of rape is still very narrow and a lot of stigmas still surround it. Rape can happen to anyone, female and male. No one is immune to trauma. We need to believe victims, we need to seek justice for them, we need to create safe spaces and honest social conversations that foster and bring healing. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/samburuchronicles/message

Brooklyn based comedian, writer and proud anarchist Marcela Onyango is all for the social restructuring that the Martians have forced on society. In a post apocalyptic world will cities be overrun by adorable pure bred pups? Who knows, but Marcela doesn't think it would be so bad. Follow Marcela on Instagram! @Majua88 Follow Marcela on twitter! @MarcelaAjua Music by Ioseb Tverdsky. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/letsgetlitwithblazemancil/support

Mindfulness music & More with Shalini Bhala Lucas & Onyango Otieno

Angela is joined by stand-up comedian and writer, Marcela Onyango. Marcela and Angela chat about the scams of headshots and bringer shows, and how meritocracy is fake as hell. Follow Marcela! Feel The News: https://www.instagram.com/feelthenews/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/majua88/ Website: http://marcelaonyango.com/ Follow Angela! Twitter: https://twitter.com/angpal Insta: https://www.instagram.com/ang.pal/ Website: https://www.angelapalladino.com/

Dans ce 118 ème épisode, Marie Bongars te raconte la vie d’Adelle Onyango, personnalité médiatique et engagée Kenyane et présentatrice radio incontournable.Bonne écoute!Si vous souhaitez nous contacter, n’hésitez pas à le faire…Par mail : unesacreepairedovaires@gmail.comPar instagram : https://www.instagram.com/unesacreepairedovaires/?hl=frSi vous souhaitez recevoir les transcriptions de ce podcast, vous pouvez me contacter via l’une de ces deux adresses.

Welcome to a late Sunday episode of Talking the Blues as we look back on a thoroughly professional performance in an attractive match versus Championship club, Sheffield Wednesday.   Congratulations to Onyango and Small on their debuts. Thierry Small writes... Read More ›

Welcome to a late Sunday episode of Talking the Blues as we look back on a thoroughly professional performance in an attractive match versus Championship club, Sheffield Wednesday.   Congratulations to Onyango and Small on their debuts. Thierry Small writes... Read More ›

Cara and Amanda have the hilarious Marcela Onyango on the show! Marcela talks to the gals about her new pink braids, the Kardashians, and what it actually means to be an anarchist. We also talk a fair amount about the white supremacist coup attempt on our nation's Capitol. Follow Marcela on Instagram: @majua88 Twitter: @marcela_ajua And check out her TikTok: @feelthenewswithmarcela Thank you to Maddie Smith for our podcast art. Theme music by Amanda Hunt Email us at growingoutthepod@gmail.com with your hairstories. Twitter: @GrowingOutPod Instagram: @GrowingOutThePod

Michelle Onyango was last on the show in episode 1037. It's funny, because the biggest takeaway for Michelle wasn't actually the big "aha" she had from that chat at all. It's always interesting to see what happens after an important coaching call. Michelle sat down and did some brainstorming, and that simple exercise gave her some amazing clarity on what her next step should be. And it turns out that step positioned her perfectly in her space once COVID hit. Michelle takes us through it all and dives into her next-step strategies. We go over her business offerings, whether she should make a price increase, and the struggles her business is having due to COVID, and Michelle gives her advice for entrepreneurs who find themselves at a similar crossroads. Click play and let's catch up with Michelle! Show notes and more at SmartPassiveIncome.com/ap1149

Note: we will discuss sexual assault in this episode and advise our listeners to practice discretion in tuning in.“Everybody's story is valid. The fact that people feel they cannot speak up about their own pain is my motivator.” - Onyango OtienoAt twenty years old, Onyango Otieno was the victim of sexual assault and found he had no where to turn. In Kenya, as in many other societies, the patriarchal structure turns a blind eye to the sexual experiences of men. Men are socially conditioned to hold in their pain.   Because of his background as a storyteller, Onyango instead began writing about his experience. In sharing his story on Facebook and Twitter, he found “some kind of liberation.”Onyango continued exploring African masculinity and advocating for mental health, and eventually put up a post sharing that he was starting a WhatsApp-based mental health support group.Over 200 people raised their hands to join him there. Onyango put these folks into two groups and offered some basic community guidelines that allowed members to define the space the way they wanted. Today they call these groups Nyumbani, which is Swahili for “home.”We talked with Onyango about structuring a community support group starting with community guidelines and his personal self-care as he leads people to unpack trauma. Highlights, inspiration, & key learnings:Sending a signal. Onyango sent a call for men who wanted to join a support group.Watering hole. Gathering on WhatsApp and creating community guidelines.Healing circles. A participatory shared activity where men share stories of sexual assault, often for the first time.Self-care. Onyango’s practices to check in with his emotions.

Even though sexual violence is predominantly targeted at women, there are a lot of stories that go untold where the victims to this heinous crimes are men. And because of the patterns created by the patriarchy, a lot of men would rather die with this secret causing them a lot of shame which can then lead to a myriad of mental health issues. We are joined today by Onyango Otieno AKA Rix the poet as he discussed his rape and what the culmination of his upbringing has taught him and how he is continuing to help your men around Kenya. ---------- A L L C O N T E N T https://linktr.ee/karenkazlucas --------- P R O D U C E D B Y Karen kaz Lucas --------- B U S I N E S S I N Q U I R I E S For business inquiries, Email - host@thespreadpodcast.com kaz@kazentertainment.com ---------- F I N D U S Instagram -https://www.instagram.com/thespreadpod/ https://www.instagram.com/karenkazlucas/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/thespreadpod/ https://www.facebook.com/karenkazlucas/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/thespreadpod https://twitter.com/Karenkazlucas ---------- O U R G U E S T S: Onyango Otieno - @rixpoet onyangohome@gmail.com ---------- P O D C A S T O F T H E W E E K: This weeks podcast of the week is: Chai with Valerie - https://podcasts.apple.com/ke/podcast/chai/id1540831873 Valerie Kimani, singer, song writer, formerly cirque du sole performer is back in the scene this time with a podcast! The podcast is about Valerie's personal journey to self understanding through healing and I believe if that's a road your on, that's a podcast you might enjoy listening to. There is a direct link in the description box below, Valerie we support your endeavours and wish you all the luck on this beautiful podcast journey you are about to make. ---------- L I N K S My latest Youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01PjBpmS2lo ---------- M U S I C SAGE: Expose Yourself - https://itunes.apple.com/ke/album/expose-yourself/1128309558?i=1128309643I KILLED A MONSTER- https://music.apple.com/ke/album/killed-a-monster/1128309558?i=1128309641 Thank you all for the LOVE! xx

This episode features the music of David Onyango from the great country of Kenya.

Our guest today is most known for his role in God's Not Dead. Today he discusses his new role in his upcoming movie, Freshman Year. He plays a father and a pastor in this new movie.

Kenyan Wallstreet's Ally Mwakaneno engages Dr. Nancy Onyango, Director, Office of Internal Audit and Inspection at the IMF on global best practices for gender equality, books that she enjoys, the importance of highlighting impact and achievements, the flaws of gender neutrality and how societal norms fuel bias. 

Kenyan Wallstreet's Ally Mwakaneno engages Dr. Nancy Onyango, Director, Office of Internal Audit and Inspection at the IMF on global best practices for gender equality, books that she enjoys, the importance of highlighting impact and achievements, the flaws of gender neutrality and how societal norms fuel bias.

COVID 19 has birthed, unearthed, and aggravated social and mental health issues at an unprecedented level. We seek to discuss the impact ‘lockdown' and its ripple effects have had on us. Hello everyone, welcome to the Spread podcast, here we discuss all things sexuality with no judgement. I am your host Kaz and this is The Spread `fest 2020 series. Our first episode of this series is; Mental health and lockdown with:- Kevin, Jasmine, Maggie and Onyango. ---------- A L L C O N T E N T https://linktr.ee/karenkazlucas --------- P R O D U C E D B Y Karen kaz Lucas --------- B U S I N E S S I N Q U I R I E S For business inquiries, Email - host@thespreadpodcast.com kaz@kazentertainment.com ---------- F I N D U S Instagram -https://www.instagram.com/thespreadpod/ https://www.instagram.com/karenkazlucas/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/thespreadpod/ https://www.facebook.com/karenkazlucas/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/thespreadpod https://twitter.com/Karenkazlucas ---------- O U R G U E S T S: Kevin Mwachiro: - @kevmwachiro Jasmine Johnson:- @jetsettingjasmine/ @bluepearltherapy Maggie Gitu:- @maggiethetherapist Onyango Otieno:- @rixpoet ---------- P O D C A S T O F T H E W E E K: AFRO MASCULINITY - https://www.soundcloud.com/afromasculinitypodcast Since there is little to no information about the models of healthy masculinity, I began a podcast in April that tackles the complexities of African Masculinities; from culture, religion, politics, to historical underpinnings of what informs the African man's perceptions of himself and his environment, and how these perceptions affect the day to day on-goings of his country and the African continent in terms of economy and social health. ---------- L I N K S GO FUND ME FOR AFRO MASCULINITY: https://gogetfunding.com/safe-space-for-sexually-abused-men-afro-masculinity-podcast/ My Mental health Journey: https://youtu.be/S4tFtQWXf-0 ---------- M U S I C SAGE: Expose Yourself - https://itunes.apple.com/ke/album/expose-yourself/1128309558?i=1128309643I KILLED A MONSTER- https://music.apple.com/ke/album/killed-a-monster/1128309558?i=1128309641 Thank you all for the LOVE! xx

In case you know, Adelle Onyango is indeed a fierce woman — driving conversations, I mean meaningful and impactful conversations about Africa and its people, about their raw yet unique human journey from diverse perspectives. After working as a radio presenter for over a decade at Kiss FM, a reputable Kenyan radio station, she now sets out to foray into a more self-fulfiling career in podcasting. Her path to stardom as an award-winning media personality has never been more awe-inspiring. She started the weekly podcast series, Legally Clueless where she's currently documenting 100 African Stories that will inspire you. Even more, Adelle was listed among BBC100 Women ’17, a Facebook icon of change ’19, OkayAfrica's Top Women of '18, and also, among 100 influential Africans ’19. She also founded an initiative geared towards educating the public on issues facing vulnerable and minority populations, specifically women and youths, and also creating solutions-oriented content for them. Yes, on our talk show, we caught up with and hosted the quintessential amazon whose story already reads like a lofty wish. So, in this episode, she shared some unique parts of her life, her career journey, and also how she got her podcast to be syndicated on Trace FM (Kenya), a global radio station. Her podcast is the first syndicated podcast in Eastern Africa on radio — already with plans to also be syndicated on Trace FM (Ghana). Two words of inspiration from our richly insightful conversation was ”Keep doing!” And if this is not amazing and awesome, then I wonder what is. Have a vicarious listening pleasure ahead, and I hope this motivates you to keep pursuing your dream, no matter what it is. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talk-with-todah/message

Peace, love, soul, and good news! Dr. Laura Onyango is an Assistant Professor of Microbiology at TWU. With a rich background in scientific research and vibrant faith, Dr. Onyango is a presence of wisdom and grace. Her research covers anything from Microbiology (clinical, environmental, industrial), Human microbiome: Health & Disease, Immunology, Epidemiology, to Virology. Having had a wonderful childhood in Nairobi, Kenya, Dr. Onyango sought to study her Ph.D. (Microbiology) at the University of Newcastle, after receiving a Graduate Diploma in Science (Microbiology) there as well. Her cultured background affords her a tasteful view of the world and diversity. In this episode we chat about what other cultures can teach us about worship, issues in race, and all things spice. Take a listen, share, and repeat! ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Connect with us at TWU Student Ministries

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.08.12.248724v1?rss=1 Authors: Andagalu, B., Lu, P., Onyango, I., Bergmann-Leitner, E., Wasuna, R., Odhiambo, G., Chebone-Bore, L., Ingasia, L. A., Opot, B., Cheruiyot, A., Yeda, R., Okudo, C., Okoth, R., Campo, J., Wallqvist, A., Akala, H., Ochiel, D., Ogutu, B., Chaudhury, S., Kamau, E. Abstract: The role of humoral immunity on the efficacy of artemisinin combination therapy (ACT) has not been investigated, yet naturally acquired immunity is key determinant of antimalarial therapeutic response. We conducted a therapeutic efficacy study in high transmission settings of western Kenya, which showed artesunate-mefloquine (ASMQ) and dihydroartemisinin-piperaquine (DP) were more efficacious than artemether-lumefantrine (AL). To investigate the underlying prophylactic mechanism, we compared a broad range of humoral immune responses in cohort I study participants treated with ASMQ or AL, and applied machine-learning (ML) models using immunoprofile data to analyze individual participants treatment outcome. We showed ML models could predict treatment outcome for ASMQ but no AL with high (72-92%) accuracy. Simulated PK profiling provided evidence demonstrating specific humoral immunity confers protection in the presence of sub-therapeutic residual mefloquine concentration. We concluded patient humoral immunity and partner drug interact to provide long prophylactic effect of ASMQ. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info

In today's world, reinvention is competence and only those leaders who are able to adapt to the fast changes with leadership that is prepared to challenge the status quo will have a chance to lead their organizations to last success. The reality of Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, and Ambiguity (VUCA)requires you and your business to seek new orientations and take a fresh approach to management. We need to develop empathetic behavior as meaning and purpose takes a central role in business activity. This will be defined by freedom, creativity, speed, flexibility, and a corporate culture that connects people.For reinvention to happen, we need introspection and reflection for growth and it demands from us all, a new mindset as well as a new set of skills. We all evolve. Change is all about reinvention and comes from an immediate need. It can be facilitated by transitions, marriage, divorce, death of a loved one, need for a new job, addiction, and other life events. We will survive and thrive by consistently remaking ourselves using uncertainty as an opportunity to develop our reinvention competence by leveraging our skills and networks in our past and current jobs, some which may soon be phased out, to prepare for our jobs in the future.Dr. Nancy Onyango shares some of her arsenals to overcome internal and external barriers to success. A strong support system, emotional intelligence, mindfulness, and continuous self-improvement are among the gems she shares as must-haves for creating lasting change and reinvention. She explains that reinvention must have a clearly defined purpose, be driven by authenticity, pursue holistic growth, and celebrating little milestones along the way. In a world where being a black woman made her stand out, Dr. Onyango struggled with standing out and even tried to be invisible before she learned to embrace her identity as an African woman. By being her authentic self, she began to see her identity and background not as an impediment to her success, but as a strength and thus begun to claim opportunities, including her current job at the International Finance Corporation. Reinvention shouldn't depend on someone else changing, be about becoming someone else, be isolating, or dwell on the past. Life is a great equalizer, so do not apologize for your past, privileged or underprivileged. Instead, focus on how your actions today define your future success.

Kumekucha is a program to help people process conflict and trauma, and to craft new narratives for themselves. It’s running at the community level in coastal Kenya and Nairobi, for people affected by police brutality, by gang violence, and a whole range of adverse personal circumstances. (I strongly recommend checking out the Green String Network’s channel on Youtube for some of their short participant videos, which speak much more eloquently than I can.) In this episode we hear from two of the people involved. Onyango is an accomplished poet and story-teller, as you’ll hear very quickly, and has been very open about trauma in his own life. Kaltuma is a program manager who is wrapping her head around some very hard questions of design and delivery, and building on a family legacy. --- Show notes: (Onyango Otieno) [02:45] The importance of story-telling around painful experiences. Overcoming his own difficult past. [07:00] The Kumekucha model for helping people to process trauma and develop a new narrative. Tools & tactics for facilitating this kind of difficult conversation. [12:00] How change at the individual level relates to entrenched problems at the community or institutional level. [14:10] Experimenting with a Whatsapp platform as an enabling space for necessary conversations, including about mental health. [17:40] Managing his own wellbeing when facilitating this kind of draining conversation. Ethical challenges dealing with institutions like the national police. [24:20] The need for a paradigm shift in Kenya around mental health. Key influences and inspirations when growing up. (Kaltuma Noorow) [29:35] Trauma within different communities in Kenya. Crime, abuse of authority, domestic abuse, and violent extremism. [33:30] The community-based trauma healing model. Mobilising resourceful people. Finding helpful ways to facilitate this kind of tough conversation. [36:55] Some experiences with how people changed and moved past trauma. And some where people didn’t succeed and slipped backwards. [42:00] Dealing with the fact that most participants live in very difficult circumstances. Setting the right expectations, and finding agency where it’s possible. [45:55] Feeling like an outsider as a Somali-Kenyan. When it’s useful to be conscious of difference as well as connection. [48:45] Managing the tensions & risks of holding a space for people on extraordinarily sensitive subjects. [52:05] Building on her mother’s legacy of conflict resolution in northern Kenya. Dealing with conflict in her own life before (and while) trying to help others.

Dave Lopez is a Blackbelt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and head instructor at MAT Club in Joplin MO. Dave has been training Jiu Jitsu for many years and has a long list of accomplishments. When he is not training and coaching BJJ he enjoys spending time with his wife & supporting his children in their activities. Eric Onyango is a black belt in Brazilan Jiu Jitsu and head instructor at White Knight Jiu Jitsu in Miami Oklahoma. Born and raised in Kenya, Eric moved to the United States in 2001 where he attended college. Along with being a leader in the local martial arts community Eric spends time with his wife Ann and their children. Dave Lopez www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1636452124 Eric Onyango https://www.facebook.com/eric.onyango.5 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/e.onyango/ MAT Club Joplin MO www.facebook.com/graciejoplin/ White Knight Jiu Jitsu https://www.facebook.com/WhiteknightbjjOK/ MAT Club Joplin www.instagram.com/matclubjoplin/ SUPPORT THE CHANNEL ! Amazon Affiliate -- At No extra cost to you, there is literally no difference besides by using my link grandpa Amazon has to toss me a few coins! LINK HERE ------ amzn.to/38DagG1 Patreon www.patreon.com/scifiandfriends Rebuilding of 1020 www.gofundme.com/1020Military Bitcoin (LONG LIVE BITCOIN!) 3CdZuj5Kh9QTSo2C4Lic3gmbQcpBDP7rDf SciFi And Friends is a podcast between authentic & intriguing people discussing thought provoking & compelling subjects ranging across the spectrum.

Esther Onyango is a research fellow at Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia. She is part of a trans-disciplinary research program on the impacts of climate change and vector-borne diseases. With Esther, we talked about her roots in Kenya, her passion for microbiology, how she became interested in the links between health and the environment, and the importance of developing cross-boundary policies in order to respond to the increasing occurrence of viruses due to climate change. All the references mentioned in this episode: http://gosimone.org/science/episode-13-esther-onyango-and-its-impact-on-viral-diseases/ www.gosimone.org

This episode features the ministry and music of David Onyango from the beautiful country of Kenya.

Janene shares her "story" today. She discusses her unique experiences to us as a member of the Johnson and Kettrell families. Her story is expansive and if fully told would take hours. Despite this, Janene in her typical brilliance summarizes some of her childhood, educational and professional experiences.Please enjoy some of Janene's stories.

Mary shares her perspective on parenting, maintaining cultural ties, taking risks and following her own path to success, not the one that others, including her father, thought she should take. Born in Kenya, Africa, Mary Onyango began her fitness career as a gymnast and Junior Olympic Volleyball player at a young age. She was given a full scholarship to University by the time she was a freshman in high school and was on track to get her degree when she decided to change course. She rediscovered her passion for music and movement when she moved to the USA and the idea of being able to do what you love while inspiring people to be fit, healthy, happy, and youthful were the driving forces in her career change to group fitness instructor and personal trainer. She has become a driving force in the NYC fitness community and is becoming a star in the digital fitness space. Coming full circle, Mary is also planning to go back to school next year to complete the degree she started so she can initiate her plan to bring fitness, health and wellness to her home country of Kenya. Contact Mary on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nycfit @nycfit Workout with Mary on Aaptiv: https://aaptiv.com/ @aaptiv or at Equinox in NYC @equinox Contact Tina on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/t.m.jaehnert/ @t.m.jaehnert Contact Justin on Instagram and Twitter @pumptrainer Listen to Chase Your Better and Chase Your Better After Dark here: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/chase-your-better/id1459295987 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdcj4UWImoiGWpN4LvHnSJte4cHyrFm6l Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1edNgJDlXU6VTqJwwghVzo Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?gclid=Cj0KCQjw-tXlBRDWARIsAGYQAmc4bRcwfGlobaB1w8VOIG0z2Vs4BIDe4jyMuX7mGoPehGqEirzV3rEaAloGEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds&u=0#/ps/Ildpdebiy437xriujitpmtihc6u #chaseyourbetter #exercise #fitfam #workout #motivation #healthy #beautiful #gymmotivation #personaltrainer #fitnessgirl #fitnesslife #fitnessmotivation #fitnesspro #fitnesstrainer

The Kenyan coast is not just beautiful, it is enchanting and full of surprises.

Podcast Host Sam Levrault talks with Alexis Onyango, also known as LEX, when she stopped by the TCC Connection office on Sept. 13, 2019. This episode features a full interview, as well as an inside look for and performance of her new original song, "Skin Off My Back" releasing on Sept. 20, 2019 under her new project and alias, LEX. She also shares about her upcoming plans, including her headline show at The Vanguard on September 20.     Follow Alexis!   Instagram: @alexisonyango  Facebook:  @lexionyango   Check out her new project, LEX: Instagram: @thisislex_   Watch the interview on our Youtube channel as well as exclusive videos featuring more performances.       Concert Connection is a series by the TCC Connection which focuses on local artists in the Tulsa Community College community with an emphasis on student musicians. Check out The TCC Connection online at http://tccconnection.com/ The TCC Connection is a student newspaper based at Tulsa Community College in Tulsa, Oklahoma.   Produced by Sam Levrault Edited by Sam Levrault

Just two dudes with mics talking about stuff you want to hear... This episode features the first guest star on the podcast Richwill Onyango; Owner of the clothing brand Ven6eance. We dive in to fashion, discussing his own brand, and some of our favorites and least favorites. Wild stories are also shared from our younger and more ignorant days. We got a ton of content this episode so put some headphones in and enjoy this hour of three dudes talking.

In this episode we are joined by Mamelodi Sundowns shot stopper Dennis Onyango to talk about himself, and his career in football thus far. We also Bookman at the consequences of buying a PSL status, and discuss the COSAFA draw.

The latest episode of OilFire's Tulsa Little Jam, featuring Alexis Onyango!

In the second episode of Ladies Knight, Jennifer talks to Adia Onyango aka “chess traveler” about Adia’s favorite places to combine chess and travel, the importance of representation and chess, and their mutual fondness for this podcast’s name. Adia also talks about her plans to break the 2200 barrier. 

• Philimon “Chippa” Masinga we reflect on Passing • His Impact in South African Football • What will be his Legacy? South Africa not Hosting AFCON 2019 • Thoughts on Egypt taking AFCON 2019-01-13 CAF Competitions for South African Sides • Kaizer Chiefs Lost 3-1 to Zesco in Ndola • Does Chiefs take these CAF competitions seriously now? • What will Chiefs learn from Such Competitions? • What took them so long to start Participationg? • Itu Khune had a Twar with with Sundowns fans • Let’s settle this once & for all. Who’s the better goalkeeper between Onyango & Khune? • Mamelodi Sundowns Lost in Nigeria • What went wrong for he Brazillians here • Sundowns usually do well in the continent • How would we summarise their performance • Pirates have more Supporters in Zimbabwe than SA. They should play their home games at the Babourfields it seems • How was the Pirates V FC Platinum match? • When will Brilliant Khuzwayo make his debut? • We can also touch on Steve Komphela’s Marry Go round with Bloem Celtic & Golden Arrows & how was that result between the 2 teams • Dylan Kerr doing a great job with Black Leopards beating SuperSport. Is Kaitano Tembo’s time running out at SS? Tranfer Window Open • Thoughts on Thabiso Kutumela’s move to MAritzburg? • Thoughts on Ramagalela? • Clinton Larsen to Chippa? • Thuso Phala’s Situation at SS? • Luyolo Nomandela , where did it all go wrong?

Benjamin Onyango, actor, writer, director and producer sits down and talks with me about the start of his acting career; the good and the bad. Mr. Onyango is well known for his role as Reverend Jude in the God's Not Dead films, Colonel Emanuel Okeze in Tears of the Sun and most recently William Mwizerwa in Beautifully Broken in theaters August 24, 2018.

Interviews this episode with winner of season 8 of American Idol, Kris Allen. Actor Benjamin Onyango of the movie Beautifully Broken, & Nancy King, owner of That Pottery Place.

Actor Benjamin Onyango talks about the impact of fathers in his new film, Beautifully Broken. He also talks about his passion for working with autistic kids and shares what most of us miss about the... Scott Herrold is known for his interviews. He does a daily radio show on SOS Radio. This postcast is conversations about worldview, faith and culture with famous personalities.

Following the death of David, the Onyango family made the long drive back home. It was a transition marked by shock and heartbreak. They never expected to find themselves at home without him.

You can only hold it together for so long. The hustle and bustle of the Christmas season caused everyone in the Onyango family to feel exhausted and over-extended.

Well after its Easter weekend release, Your Stupid Minds reviews the third and latest (final?) film in the God’s Not Dead franchise: God’s Not Dead: A Light in Darkness. Pastor Dave (David A.R. White) is released from prison after the last film’s pointless cliffhanger. The movie continues on a different path toward proving the existence of God: A struggle with a rural college over the presence of his church on campus. People are upset, for some reason, that they just discovered a church has been there for 150 years, and decide to protest vociferously. When a vandal accidentally blows up the church and kills Dave’s co-pastor and BFF Pastor Jude (Benjamin A. Onyango), the college uses this opportunity (?) to shut it down. Dave engages in an eternal struggle for survival, with his secular social justice lawyer brother Pearce (John Corbett) at the front line. “Featuring” “special” “guest” comedian Ricky Gervais.

IRC's podcast series WASH Talk shares ideas on changes the water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) sector has to make in order to contribute to achieving universal access by 2030. To do so speakers from all over the world are given a voice in this podcast series. Find out more on www.ircwash.org/washtalk. In this WASH Talk episode host Andy Narracott asks Pim van der Male and David Onyango about financing options for water utilities. Pim van der Male is Senior Policy Officer Water Sanitation and Hygiene at the ‎Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Netherlands. David Onyango is Managing Director of the Kisumu Water and Sewerage Company in Kenya and board member of The Global Water Operators Partnership Alliance (GWOPA). GWOPA is a UN-Habitat body promoting improvement of water services in the world.

THE TRANSFIGURATION by Troy Onyango by Podcast by Finger Piano Productions

Episode 36 is with KissFM Kenya's Adelle Onyango talks raising awareness for rape survivors, the pressure of being a role model and remaining positive. https://twitter.com/ADELLEO www.instagram.com/adelleonyango

The Rev Fred Onyango Isaiah 53:1-12 Psalm 95 John 4:5-42

From property disputes to badly trained dogs, neighborhood problems abound. Mediator Changa Onyango shares his advice on when to let issues go and when to speak up to your bad neighbors. Onyango is the Executive Director of Community Mediation Baltimore and Founder of Our Boys Institute.

The Rev Fred Ochieng Onyango Mission Director/Associate Priest at ACK Maseno South, Kenya Guest preacher at St. Paul's Psalm 90:1-6, 13-17 1 Thessalonians 2:1-8 Matthew 22:34-46

Fri, 1 Jan 2010 12:00:00 +0100 https://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/17996/1/oa_17996.pdf Kampik, Anselm; Klauß, Volker; Onyango, O.; Nyaga, P.; Kollmann, M.; Schönfeld, C.-L.

Since there is little to no information about the models of healthy masculinity, Onyango ** began a podcast that tackles the complexities of African Masculinities; from culture, religion, politics, to the historical underpinnings of what informs the African man's perceptions of himself and his environment, and how these perceptions affect the day to day goings on of his country and the African continent in terms of economy and social health. Find the podcast here: www.soundcloud.com/afromasculinitypodcast ( https://www.soundcloud.com/afromasculinitypodcast ). Having grown up in a violent home with an abusive father, men have always made Onyango curious and it is his aim to get other men curious about who they are to help advance research for better policies in the understanding of sexual and reproductive health and rights. I'm passionate about this work out of personal experiences that affected my childhood and adulthood, that compelled me to want to understand masculinity in depth that I could share with African men and the world. I've always wanted to understand why they are who they are and these projects are making me help other men get their answers even as I continue to understand masculinity better. *In This Episode* * Mara's website ( https://docmara.com/ ) Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-trauma-therapist-podcast-with-guy-macpherson-phd-inspiring-interviews-with-thought-leaders-in-the-field-of-trauma/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands