Financially Incorrect

01:43:54

How Joram Mwinamo Empowered 700+ SMEs To Grow

Financially Incorrect ·

2026/08/14

YT DescriptionJoram Mwinamo has spent more than two decades helping African businesses grow. But some of his most valuable lessons came from the periods when his own business was struggling. From small technology and event projects at university to working internationally and eventually returning to Kenya, Joram’s entrepreneurial journey has involved failed assumptions, difficult pivots, unstable revenue and decisions where the financially attractive option was not always the right one.In this

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01:26:34

Jackie Asiimwe On Money, NGOs Funding And Wealth |...

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2026/08/09

Money shaped Jackie Asiimwe long before she earned her first salary.Growing up in a pastor's household, she watched her mother stretch a modest income, support relatives and somehow keep the family afloat. Years later, after losing her savings in a bank collapse, resisting the idea of investing and spending decades in Uganda's nonprofit sector, Jackie began to rethink everything she believed about money.In this episode of Financially Incorrect Uganda, Jackie opens up about the financial

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01:33:04

From KES 7K Intern Salary To Producing Films For...

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2026/08/07

Every Kenyan has watched a TV show, movie or commercial. Very few people know what it actually costs to make one.Grace Kahaki built one of Kenya's leading production companies from the ground up. She started as an intern earning KES 7,000 a month after her parents cut off financial support because they believed filmmaking wasn't a real career. Today, she is an award winning producer, director and Co-owner of Insignia Productions whose work has appeared on KTN, NTV, Maisha Magic, Showmax and

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01:45:43

How We Built Kenya's Fastest Growing Sports Team |...

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2026/08/04

Professional basketball looks glamorous from the outside. Packed arenas. Winning teams. Continental competitions. Brand partnerships. What rarely gets discussed is the business required to keep all of it alive.In this episode of Financially Incorrect Business Edition, Marcel Awori, Chief of Staff at Nairobi City Thunder, breaks down what it actually costs to build one of Africa's fastest growing basketball organisations. From operating without an office, raising sponsorship capital and signing

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01:15:45

From Debt Collector to Healthcare Manufacturer |...

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2026/07/31

Every quarter, Simon Maina's company manufactures nearly 300,000 obstetric drapes across Africa. The surprising part is not the scale. It's the economics.Njembuma operates on margins of roughly 3%, selling affordable medical products designed to detect postpartum hemorrhage, one of the leading causes of maternal deaths across the continent.Before healthcare manufacturing, Simon spent years in debt collection. Then COVID disrupted everything. What started as a temporary pivot into PPE imports

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01:30:21

How Alex Chappatte Built Africa Originals From Scratch

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2026/07/29

Everyone knows Kenya Originals (KO). Far fewer know the business that made it possible.Before KO became one of Kenya's most recognizable cider brands, it started with just $20,000, a few shipping containers, and a founder trying to build something the market didn't believe was possible.In this Business Edition of Financially Incorrect, Alex Chappatte unpacks what it actually takes to build an FMCG company in Africa.This isn't a conversation about beverages. It's a conversation about

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01:37:34

House of Tayo: Built in Rwanda Worn Worldwide |...

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2026/07/26

House of Tayo is now one of Rwanda's most recognizable fashion brands.But its biggest breakthrough didn't come from celebrity endorsements, fashion weeks or dressing stars on the Black Panther premiere.It came from walking away from the product generating almost 40% of the company's revenue.In this inaugural Financially Incorrect Rwanda Edition, Matthew Taio Rugamba shares the business decisions that transformed House of Tao from a tailoring business into a scalable African brand.From

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01:26:53

The Kes 12M Medical Bill That Changed Everything |...

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2026/07/24

There are moments that completely redefine your relationship with money.For Ann Mubia Mirungi, one of those moments arrived with a single diagnosis.Despite a career advising businesses on complex transactions, years of financial discipline, and doing many of the "right" things, her family suddenly found themselves staring at nearly KSh12 million in ICU bills while fighting to save her mother's life.In this deeply personal episode of Financially Incorrect, Ann opens up about growing up

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01:10:49

He Started with Greif, Not Capital |Humphrey...

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2026/07/21

Some people inherit wealth. Humphrey Nabimanya inherited adversity.He lost his mother as an infant, grew up under the care of his sister living with HIV, battled stigma throughout childhood, and spent his early years hustling on the streets while trying to stay in school.Long before Reach A Hand Uganda became one of Africa's most influential youth organizations, Humphrey was saving small amounts of money every day because he believed every coin had a purpose. In this episode of Financially

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01:16:32

From Wall Street To Building Africa's Pocket |...

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2026/07/17

Millions of Africans earn good incomes. Very few build lasting wealth.In this episode of Financially Incorrect, Barrack sits down with Valentine Njoroge, CEO and Co-founder of Africa's Pocket, to unpack what actually stops the African middle class from investing consistently and why financial education alone rarely changes behaviour.Valentine shares how she went from struggling with her own spending habits to managing hundreds of millions of shillings in assets through Africa's Pocket. She

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01:17:43

Inside Moringa School's Journey From Survival To...

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2026/07/14

Most people know Moringa School for producing software engineers. Very few know what it took to build the business behind it.In this episode of Financially Incorrect, Fiona Kirui, Director of Finance at Moringa School, shares how the company grew from a classroom of just 15 students into one of Africa's leading technology training institutions serving more than 20,000 learners.She explains why Moringa deliberately reduced tuition fees, how that decision unlocked explosive growth, the fundraising

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02:04:35

From Property Auctions To Million Shilling Projects |...

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2026/07/10

For most people, wealth looks like cash. For Walter Mangutha, wealth looked like land.Long before earning a salary, Walter was collecting rent, managing family property and learning that money isn't always what sits in your bank account. Those early lessons would shape every financial decision that followed.In this episode of Financially Incorrect, Walter opens up about growing up in a family where assets mattered more than cash, financing his education through rental income, choosing land over

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01:52:09

How Nova Pioneer Turned Schools Into A Business |...

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2026/07/07

Everyone wants quality education. Very few people understand what it actually costs to build it.In this episode of Financially Incorrect, Chinezi Chijioke, CEO and Co Founder of Nova Pioneer, takes us inside one of Africa's most ambitious education businesses. From raising nearly a billion shillings to build campuses, surviving investor pull outs, managing schools that can take years before breaking even and building an institution designed to outlive its founders, this conversation is an honest

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01:38:47

She Left Safaricom To Build A 100,000-Customer...

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2026/07/03

What does it take to walk away from one of the most coveted careers in Kenya and build a company capable of competing with telecom giants? In this episode of Financially Incorrect Personal Money Stories, Agnes Limo shares a journey that starts in a village where money was scarce, opportunities were limited, and entrepreneurship was never considered a realistic career path.Growing up in Eldoret, Agnes saw education as the only route out of poverty. That belief carried her through engineering school,

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01:39:08

How Zeus Group Was Built From a Dining Table |...

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2026/06/30

Jeffrey Imani thought he had made it. After years climbing the creative ladder, winning international design competitions, building a respected reputation and leading some of East Africa's biggest campaigns, everything came crashing down during the COVID lockdown.A suspension letter. Lost income. A lost house deposit. Months of uncertainty. For many people, that would have been the end.For Jeffrey, it became the beginning.In this episode of Financially Incorrect Uganda Edition, Jeffrey shares

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01:17:54

How I Built Kenya’s Largest Gated Estate - GreenPark...

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2026/06/26

There are entrepreneurs who start with capital. Then there are entrepreneurs who create capital by betting everything they already have. Before Ian Henderson built one of Kenya's most recognised residential developments, he had already lived several careers. He left engineering before completing university, spent years washing and managing rental cars, built a logistics company from the ground up, coordinated humanitarian operations across Africa during some of the continent's most

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01:12:03

The Startup Fixing Kenya's Car Rental Market- Otto...

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2026/06/23

For years, Kenya's car rental industry operated on trust, phone calls, spreadsheets, and WhatsApp messages. Cars would disappear. Bookings would get double-sold. Customers would reserve online only to discover the vehicle had already been rented to someone who walked in with cash.Bradley Opere saw these problems firsthand.After working in private equity, consulting at McKinsey, advising Kenya's Treasury during the pandemic, and experiencing the realities of entrepreneurship through a failed

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02:13:40

From Army Major To founding Jeff Hamilton LTD | Major...

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2026/06/19

For years, Major Boke wore the uniform of the Kenya AirForce.Today, he leads one of East Africa's fastest-growing security, HR and staff outsourcing companies.In this episode of Financially Incorrect, Major Boke takes us through an extraordinary journey that started in military barracks, moved through corporate leadership at KICC, survived multiple career exits, and ultimately resulted in the creation of Jeff Hamilton, a business projected to cross KES 1.3 billion in revenue. He shares the

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01:18:49

From Timber Trader to Luxury Property Developer |...

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2026/06/16

Most people would have quit after losing everything. Derrick Kayobyo lost hundreds of millions of shillings to fraudsters. His workshop was burned down. Businesses collapsed. Deals went wrong. Yet those setbacks became the foundation for one of Uganda's fastest-growing real estate companies. In this episode of Financially Incorrect Uganda edition, Derrick shares how he went from selling timber and manufacturing doors to building a real estate portfolio worth over $5 million through Kayo

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01:31:12

How Nyawira Muraguri Built Wealth Before Age 35

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2026/06/15

"You should stay in school and work hard." That's the advice many people receive. Nyawira Muraguri did that. But she also worked in her parents' business from the age of nine, negotiated aggressively throughout her career, used side hustles to clear debt, bought land with loans, stayed at home longer than most of her peers, and benefited from a support system that gave her room to take bigger risks.In this episode of Financially Incorrect, Nyawira opens up about the financial

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