Rebecca Cheptegei, an accomplished athlete, tragically lost her life to gender-based violence at the hands of her ex-boyfriend, leaving behind two young daughters. The discussion reveals the harsh realities female athletes face in Africa, including systemic violence and exploitation by those closest to them. Former Sports Minister Professor Hellen Sambili expresses concerns over the safety of women in sports. The podcast calls for urgent reforms and a cultural shift to empower and protect these vulnerable athletes from such horrific acts.

Olympic marathon runner Rebecca Cheptegei highlights the urgent issue of violence against women in Kenya, particularly within athletics. She discusses her personal experiences and the broader implications for female athletes facing threats. Additionally, attention shifts to the arrest of a father linked to a school shooting in Georgia, raising concerns about gun access for minors. The potential impact of Nippon Steel's acquisition of U.S. Steel and Elon Musk's compliance with Brazilian regulations also make for compelling discussions.

Rebecca Cheptegei, a talented Ugandan marathon runner and Paris Olympian, tragically lost her life in a violent incident, sparking discussions on security for athletes. Ilya Sutskever, co-founder of OpenAI, shares insights about his new startup, which aims to prioritize safe AI development and has raised an impressive $1 billion. The podcast also tackles serious issues like the alarming school shooting in Georgia and the challenges faced by tourists at the Canadian border amid new visa policies. Volkswagen's potential factory closures add to the ongoing crisis in the automotive industry.