How I cracked it as a Digital Freelancer in Kenya

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LEAD series

Thomas Ayuaki

22 episodes

1 week ago

What is the Goal of the Podcast? To provide an intellectual space where the role and impact of ICT on improved livelihoods, education, advocacy, and socio-economic development can be explored and shared with the public. The series will also spend a significant period exploring ACWICT’s journey during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, and how it shaped our implementation of programs, outlook, and integration of technology to be able to scale up our reach and impact the larger society, and more importantly, the way forward as we recover from the challenges that came about during this very

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How I cracked it as a Digital Freelancer in Kenya | Ft Robert Muita

LEAD series

1 hour 12 minutes 39 seconds

1 year ago

How I cracked it as a Digital Freelancer in Kenya | Ft Robert Muita

After a brief hiatus, we begin the first episode of our 3rd season with one Mr Robert Muita who is widely considered as one of the most successful Digital Freelancers in Kenya and a top-notch Content & Digital Marketing professional to unpack the Digital Freelancing landscape in 2024, His storied journey from Cyber Café attendant to the pinnacle of the gig economy and also address some of the challenges he faced early in his journey and how they shaped his elite mindset on consultancy in the gig economy environment.

We also take the time to talk about the importance of a continuous skilling approach, his work as a facilitator and mentor, and finally some industry relevant projections that young people can start aligning their skilling needs around to become competitive.