Andrew Kibe Explains Why He Believes Women Should Not Be Employed
In a characteristically polarizing interview with Alex Mwakideu on Thursday, January 8, 2026, outspoken digital commentator Andrew Kibe revealed the rigid philosophy behind his professional staffing. The former radio presenter explained that his team is entirely male by design, a..
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In a recent interview with Alex Mwakideu, digital commentator Andrew Kibe revealed his controversial staffing philosophy, stating he exclusively employs men. He justified this by asserting women's primary role is domestic and that their presence in the workplace introduces "weakness."
- Kibe believes women should be primarily focused on "getting babies and raising those babies."
- He criticized Mwakideu's team for having female employees, implying a lack of professional grit.
- Kibe also condemned marriage as a source of "fake lifestyles," expressing admiration for the late President Daniel Arap Moi's bachelorhood.
- He announced he actively avoids working with women and married men, claiming they lack professional stability and frequently change their minds.
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Kenyan Personalities in Disputes Over Discrimination, Leaked Content, and Industry Secrets - January 2026
Several Kenyan public figures have been involved in recent controversies and disputes. Digital commentator Andrew Kibe stated that he exclusively employs men, asserting women's presence introduces "weakness" in the workplace. Separately, Nairobi County Chief Officer Geofrey Mosiria defended TikTok creator Mjaka Mfine against allegations of appearing in a leaked adult video, dismissing the claims as baseless. In another incident, Chiki Kuruka and Bien Aime Baraza publicly accused Rondo Retreat Centre in Kakamega County of discrimination, which the retreat attributed to a booking misunderstanding. Additionally, musician Stevo Simple Boy spoke of dark secrets in the music industry, claiming he turned down a suspicious Sh10 million offer he feared was linked to witchcraft and secret societies.
