Despite being the founder, Peter Nduati leads the management team in effecting the resolutions of the board of directors and where applicable the various board committees’ decisions while ensuring that the Chairman is alerted to forthcoming complex, contentious or sensitive issues affecting the Group of which the Chairman may not be privy to.
Not a stranger to being recognized, Carole Kariuki Karuga was voted ‘Extraordinary Personality to Inspire the Future’ by 80 per cent of the 20,000 students of the Entrepreneurship Clubs of Kenyan Universities in 2012.
At 46- years, Dr Wilfred Marube wears many hats; leading a parastatal, leading a member organisation, in academia, a parent, a gym enthusiast, and a seasoned public servant who has worked in the public service all his professional life.
Dr Elizabeth Wala studied Economic Evaluation of Global Health at the University of Washington in 2018, and holds a Master of Science degree in Infectious Diseases (LSHTM) from the University of London (2008-2011) and a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB) degree from the University of Nairobi (1996-2002).
Fresh off the Value Added Tax (VAT) adjustments effected on 1 January 2021, DStv and GOtv customers are in for a New Year treat as MultiChoice Kenya rolls out new offers to cushion customers against the challenging economic times.
Wachira Warurujoined Royal Media Services (RMS) in 2007, after being head-hunted to replicate the success he had achieved in his previous role, as the MD and CEO at Kenya’s national broadcaster, KBC. He led RMS from fifth place in the broadcast media market to first place in less than a year leveraging on local content to engage the broadcast audiences.
Under her leadership, Rebecca Miano has put Kenya on the global map as the 7th largest geothermal energy producer in the world, beating giants like Iceland and Japan, through a well thought out diversification and expansion plan.
The 2010 constitution required parliament to enact a new law to give effect to this gender provision within five years of its promulgation. Despite six court orders directing it to do so, parliament has yet to enact the law.
The Global Gag Rule created divisions between NGOs that chose to comply with the policy and those that declined to do so. This led to the disruption of existing coalitions and partnerships.
Kenya has a vibrant radio sector made up of public, community, faith-based, international, pan-regional and private radio stations.
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