Wanja Mbuthia
Social Media Lead and Contributing Writer at Nation Media Group
God over everything || Mom || Journalist @NationAfrica - Gender Desk || Digital Media Enthusiast || @WomenInNews Fellow 2021 || Adjunct lecturer @cuea_official
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1 week ago |
nation.africa | Wanja Mbuthia
Mercy's presence is calm but electric. She is a blend of sharp expertise and approachable warmth. As the second female president of the ISACA [Information Systems Audit and Control Association] Kenya Chapter in over 25 years, Mercy is rewriting the rules for women in technology. But ask her about her title, and she’ll smile and say, “I’m just here to open doors for the next generation.” Beyond the boardroom, Mercy is a mentor, a strategist, and a relentless advocate for inclusivity.
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2 weeks ago |
nation.africa | Wanja Mbuthia
Over a decade into her journey, Sonnie Kamau, through her brand, Sonnie Touch Wellness Centre, has become known in Kenya’s skincare industry. In a world saturated with quick fixes and viral beauty trends, Sonnie believes she stands apart due to blending science, empathy, and an unwavering commitment to authenticity. “It has not been easy. There are a lot of products in the market to compete against and many people just want quick fixes to their skin issues.
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2 weeks ago |
nation.africa | Wanja Mbuthia
What you need to know:At first, I knew nothing about petroleum law. But I took the files no one wanted, researched intensely, and soon became the go-to legal expert in exploration. That led to opportunities like negotiating contracts with global brands and working on the Energy and Petroleum Acts. My biggest lesson? The law doesn’t change just because you’re dealing with an international company.
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3 weeks ago |
nation.africa | Wanja Mbuthia
What you need to know:Dr Janet Onchong’a carries something unusual to the operating room: a Bluetooth speaker. “I always put music for our surgeons to listen to when they are embarking on a procedure. I ask them what they would want to listen to. Just a soft time for calmness and ambiance. It makes the atmosphere more relaxed." Dr Janet Onchong’a was called to perform an urgent impromptu procedure just minutes before our interview. “I am so sorry I have to go.
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3 weeks ago |
nation.africa | Wanja Mbuthia
What you need to know:Catherine Nyaga-Mbithi overcame adversity to become a trailblazing risk management leader, balancing career, family, and mentorship with unwavering determination. From surviving a car accident to leading corporate governance, her journey proves resilience, discipline, and self-belief can shape remarkable success.
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📝 Meet #betd25 media fellow Juliet Wambui Mbuthia, @jwmbuthia, climate writer at @NationMediaGrp, #Kenya! 🇰🇪 Welcome to the Berlin Energy Transition Dialogue 2025 in #Berlin, #Germany. #energytransition #energyjournalism @GermanyDiplo @bEEmerkenswert https://t.co/e1ZDDMR8PR
Abandoned but not voiceless. Women in Kajiado bear the weight of securing their families—alone. The 'What Women Want' report by @WRAKenya shines a light on their struggles and delivers solutions. Will policymakers listen and act? 📖 Read more: https://t.co/fgonhufOWi https://t.co/MwyS0UQbP1
It’s 2025, yet women in Kajiado face systemic barriers: lack of capital, market access, and entrenched gender norms. These are some of the findings from @WRA_K recent report on #WEE How can policymakers prioritise women’s #economic independence? #BreakingBarriers #GenderEquality https://t.co/t2BNMXSe1w
