Join Zambia’s @AbelMusuka, for the exclusive first listen to KINGDOM THE ALBUM, before the rest of the world hears it. Share an intimate afternoon of music, faith and fellowship as Abel invites us into the songs, stories and heart behind his new album. Come with a friend and be part of this special moment in his journey. Sunday, 25 October 2026 | 4 PM Nairobi Street Kitchen Very limited tickets available. We’d love to share this moment with you. Secure your ticket here (madfun.com) madfun.com/events/kingdom-th…

Join Zambia’s @AbelMusuka for the exclusive first listen to KINGDOM THE ALBUM, before the rest of the world hears it. Share an intimate afternoon of music, faith and fellowship as Abel invites us into the songs, stories and heart behind his new album. Come with a friend and be part of this special moment in his journey. Sunday, 25 October 2026 | 4 PM Nairobi Street Kitchen Very limited tickets available. We’d love to share this moment with you. Secure your ticket here (madfun.com) madfun.com/events/kingdom-th…

Before electronic share records, buying shares in Kenya meant waiting for a paper certificate to prove your ownership. That wait could leave an investor unable to sell, even as market prices fell. In this historical account on CTA’s The Play House, Bob Karina explains the paperwork that once underpinned Kenya’s stock market. When part of a shareholding was sold, the company’s registrar had to update its records, cancel the original certificate and issue new certificates reflecting the buyer’s and seller’s holdings. Signature discrepancies could delay the process further, sometimes requiring shareholders to appear before the registrar to verify their identity. The introduction of the Central Depository and Settlement Corporation (CDSC) marked a major transition in how share ownership was recorded and transferred. Bob recalls the process known as immobilisation, through which investors submitted their physical certificates via stockbrokers so their holdings could be recorded electronically. This reduced reliance on the movement and processing of paper certificates, making transactions more efficient. Drawing on what he describes as 16 years of service on the CDSC board, beginning at its formation, Bob offers a firsthand perspective on the infrastructure behind this transformation. His account also highlights the challenges surrounding old certificates, forgotten investments and shares whose owners or beneficiaries may be unaware of their existence. This conversation traces a pivotal chapter in Kenya’s capital markets: the transition from paper-based proof of ownership to electronic records, and why that change mattered for investors’ ability to trade. @OakSpecialFund @FIB_Kenya #CTABrandStories #CTA101

What happens when the life you worked so hard to afford finally becomes yours, and you still feel something is missing? Leonard and Emily Mcharo explore the unexpected questions that followed financial independence, and the search for meaning that helped shape @tsavo_ke. This conversation goes beneath the buildings to reveal a vision centred on passive cash flow and helping others pursue their own freedom. It is a powerful reflection on having enough, finding purpose and discovering that the destination you dreamed of may be the beginning of another journey. #CTABrandStories #ThePlayHouse #CTA101 Watch The FULL Series Here - youtube.com/watch?v=e6RJE14Y… @astarthelight @tsavo_ke @tsavolifestyle

Everyone wants to make money while they sleep. How much are you willing to change while you’re awake? For Leonard and Emily Mcharo, financial freedom became a specific target that shaped their marriage, careers and everyday choices. In this conversation, the @tsavo_ke founders unpack the intensity behind their pursuit of passive income and why cash flow mattered so deeply to them. It is a powerful look at what happens when a dream becomes clear enough to organise your life around, and important enough to keep pursuing when the plan starts falling apart. #CTABrandStories #CTA101 Watch The Series Here - youtube.com/watch?v=e6RJE14Y…

Getting an internship opens the door. What makes a company want you back? For TSAVO, the answer lies in how you carry the responsibility you have been given. This conversation explores the initiative, ownership and independent thinking that make someone stand out, especially when nobody is following up. Whether you are starting your career or hoping to grow, it poses a powerful question: do people have to chase you, or can they trust you to carry your part? @tsavo_ke #CTABrandStories #ThePlayHouse #CTA101 Link To Playlist - youtube.com/watch?v=e6RJE14Y…

What does it mean to choose love without making a man your financial plan? Emily Mcharo, Co-Founder of TSAVO City, speaks candidly about education, independence and the quiet confidence of knowing you can stand on your own two feet. Together with Leonard, she reflects on the beauty of starting with little, growing together and knowing the person behind the success. It is a heartfelt conversation about a woman’s voice, the dignity of building something for yourself and the kind of love you discover long before there is money to impress anyone. #CTABrandStories #ThePlayHouse @tsavo_ke Link To FULL YouTube Playlist - youtube.com/watch?v=e6RJE14Y…

Anger can unite people for a moment. Strategy can keep them united long enough to change something. Leonard Mcharo, Founder of @tsavo_ke, takes us back to a university confrontation that became a masterclass in organised resistance. When do you speak, when do you stay silent, and how do you stop a united front from falling apart under pressure? This is a story about the courage to challenge authority, the tact to choose your moves and the discipline to stand together until your demands are heard. #CTABrandStories #ThePlayHouse #CTA101 Watch the FULL series here - youtube.com/watch?v=e6RJE14Y…