Kibera's Heha Movers Go Viral With Mock Interview, Pitching 1 Million-Shilling Youth Fund
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Updated · tuko.co.ke · Aug 22
Kibera's Heha Movers Go Viral With Mock Interview, Pitching 1 Million-Shilling Youth Fund
3 articles · Updated · tuko.co.ke · Aug 22
Summary
Heha Movers, a Kibera-based moving company, drew thousands of Kenyan viewers with a deadpan mock-interview video staged like a formal office briefing.
The skit mixed comedy with salesmanship, as the self-styled CEO, HR officer and MD claimed services ranging from removals and web design to loans, plumbing and engine repairs.
One recurring gag was strict payment and loan rules, while the team also boasted of clients from South Africa, France and the United States and suits allegedly worth 700,000 and 1.6 million shillings.
Behind the humor, the group said it has operated since the Kibaki era, helped elderly and disabled residents, and now wants a youth fund generating 1 million shillings a day for equipment, farming and startups.
The video's broader message urged Nairobi youth to avoid drugs, support neighbors and build opportunities locally, helping explain why the skit resonated beyond its jokes.