TLC Podcast · Public conversation
Wajibika
Public issues. Clear conversations. Practical accountability.
Wajibika brings public institutions, policy questions and governance challenges into thoughtful conversation with practitioners, leaders, experts and people working directly with the issues.
About the programme
Public accountability, explored in context.
Wajibika connects institutional practice, lived experience and public questions through conversations designed for video, audio and searchable transcripts.
Wajibika distinguishes evidence, professional experience, interpretation and opinion. The objective is not merely conversation; each episode should help the audience better understand an institution, a process, a policy problem, an accountability question or a reform challenge.
Editorial principles
- Grounded Discussion
- Conversations distinguish fact, evidence, experience and opinion.
- Practical Relevance
- Each episode should leave the audience with a clearer understanding of the issue and why it matters.
- Editorial Independence
- Guests, sponsors and programme partners must not determine TLC's editorial conclusions. Sponsorship or partnership must be disclosed.
What to expect
- Format
- Video, audio and searchable transcripts.
- Guests
- Practitioners, leaders, experts and people working directly with the issues.
- Subjects
- Public institutions, legislature, governance, policy, accountability and leadership.
- Disclosure
- Any sponsorship or programme partnership is disclosed and carries no editorial control.
Get involved
Shape the conversation.
- Submit a Programme Proposal
Propose a conversation
Propose a guest, topic or institutional conversation.
Wajibika may receive proposals concerning public institutions, legislature, governance, policy, accountability and leadership. Submission does not guarantee production or invitation.
- Ask About Wajibika Partnerships
Partner with Wajibika
Partner without directing the editorial conclusion.
Wajibika may work with programme partners or sponsors, but sponsorship must be transparently disclosed and must not transfer editorial control over topic treatment, analysis, guest selection or conclusions.