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EPISODE · Apr 15, 2026 · 18 MIN

Why Everything Feels So Uncertain Right Now

from Context with Sebenzile Nkambule

Why does everything feel so uncertain right now?From economic anxiety and rising living costs to AI disruption, political instability, and constant information overload, many people are experiencing a deep sense of uncertainty — even when life appears stable on paper.In this opening episode of Context, Sebenzile Nkambule explores and reflects on why uncertainty has become a defining feature of modern life, and what the forces shaping this moment reveal about the world we are entering.This episode unpacks:Why economic pressure feels more personal than everHow AI and automation are reshaping work and identityThe impact of political instability on public confidenceWhy information overload is making clarity harder to findListen if you’re interested in: Economics, AI, politics, future of work, uncertainty, modern life.

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