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Sermon24: 21Apr24 'Disruptive memories', by Rev. Dr. Nyambura Njoroge by Geneva Lutheran

Mara Elephant Project is sponsoring six episodes of Boots on the Ground Podcast, and we couldn't think of a better first episode than spotlighting one of their key partners, Kenya Wildlife Service Vet Dr. Michael Njoroge who leads the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust Mars Mobile Vet Unit. His over 20 years of experience as a wildlife Vet across Kenya has made a considerable contribution to the wellbeing of wildlife. Join us on the latest podcast episode featuring Dr. Njoroge. Enjoy

Benard Njoroge holds a Masters Degree in Social Work from the University of Newcastle (Australia) and a Bachelors Degree from the University of Nairobi (Kenya). He is a child protection practitioner with more than 10 years of work experience (Kenya and Australia combined). Ben has high interest in Child Welfare and Safety.  Thanks for choosing the Visions & Tones Podcast.   @_visions_tones 

OVAReact S04 E03 | Cultivating a Timeless Wealth Mindset with Valentine Njoroge by Capital FM

Join our limited newsletter, The Science of Habits, to get curated, science-backed tips to help make your New Year's resolution stick in 2024. https://ggsc.berkeley.edu/podcasts/habits We explore how contemplating our heritage can make us feel more belonging, gratitude, and confidence in what we're capable of achieving. Link to episode transcript: https://tinyurl.com/5djerhbj Episode summary: Oral historian Mi'Jan Celie Tho-Biaz knows the profound impact the past can have on the present. For our show, Mi'Jan tried a lab-tested writing practice that took the historical facts she knew about her own family further – by way of her imagination. She journaled about her great-great grandmother Emma, the last enslaved person in her family, and her late father, Njoroge , imagining what they might say to her today.We also hear from psychologist  Susan Moore about how learning about your ancestors can help you feel a sense of self-knowledge, gratitude and belonging. Practice: Imagine an ancestor in your family lineage. It can be someone you have known or someone from centuries ago. Spend the next 5-15 minutes writing about them. If you don't know the details, imagine how their life would have been. Write down anything that comes to mind such as their way of life, their profession or what they looked like. Next imagine what they would tell you if they were alive today. What specific insights, advice or feedback would they give you? Write down your reflections. Today's guests: Mi'Jan Celie Tho-Biaz is an artist, documentarian and oral historian. Learn more about Mi'Jan Celie Tho-Biaz's work: http://tinyurl.com/5e8t9ha7 Follow Mi'Jan on Instagram: http://tinyurl.com/mr3yp3kz Susan Moore is a psychology professor at the Swinburne University of Technology. Follow Susan on Twitter:http://tinyurl.com/mr3vsr2k Resources from The Greater Good Science Center: How Teens Today Are Different from Past Generations: http://tinyurl.com/y5ffwavr Don't Be So Quick to Stereotype Generations: http://tinyurl.com/mrxx7xfj How Collective Trauma Can Hurt the Next Generation: http://tinyurl.com/2vunsm2z Find Purpose by Connecting Across Generations: http://tinyurl.com/h4yyjesh More Resources on Connecting with Ancestors: NPR- 8 listeners share the powerful ways they keep in touch with their ancestors: http://tinyurl.com/48kjmenk Harvard - How Family History Can Inspire Accountable Reparations and Foster Ancestral Healing: http://tinyurl.com/ta24x773 TED - How to be a good ancestor: http://tinyurl.com/54zvkzsv How do you connect with your family history? Email us at happinesspod@berkeley.edu or use the hashtag #happinesspod. Help us share The Science of Happiness! Rate us on Spotify and share this link with someone who might like the show: http://tinyurl.com/yv69erdh

JAACAP October 2023: Contributing Editor Dr. Jung W. Kim interviews Dr. Wanjiku F.M. Njoroge on impacts of stressors during neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) hospitalization on mother and child health at child age 5.

JAACAP October 2023: Contributing Editor Dr. Jung W. Kim interviews Dr. Wanjiku F.M. Njoroge on impacts of stressors during neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) hospitalization on mother and child health at child age 5.

Legal technology provides a multitude of benefits to lawyers. In this podcast, George Njoroge, a legal tech expert, and Africa Legal's Tom Pearson explore the evolutions in legal tech and analyse the benefits. Poor record management is often associated with inefficiency and corruption. To change that, George Njoroge, software expert and engineer, has come up with a technology tool that helps busy lawyers and in-house legal officers save time and operational costs, increase efficiencies and make better decisions. Njoroge, is the founder and CEO of Enfinite Solutions, the first company in Kenya to offer a digital legal service platform for organisations. With technology being the driver of efficiency in most aspects, Njoroge says law firms are slowly but steadily adapting to the tech evolution. He says most people don't know exactly what kind of data they hold – and its value – due to poor record keeping. “I keep giving this reference to some of our clients, that you could have a department with 200 files or so, bringing in more business than another department with over 1 000 files. Do you just focus on the good business that you're getting from this one department? Do you hire more people in the department that's increasing your revenue? Most people are not able to tell because they don't have any infrastructure to analyse the data. If you can't analyse – if you can't measure – you can't improve.” Njoroge says there are three metrics that every law firm in Africa should be measuring: understanding how many clients they have and who they are, billing, and the debt to equity ratio. He adds that legal tech has the greatest efficiency potential when it is used to replace repetitive manual tasks such as tracking hourly rates, billing and debt. But what does it take for a law firm that has always done things manually to transition to using technology? Njoroge says his company starts by mapping out the firm's data, understanding their clients and giving them a scenario where everything is available on one platform. This covers business management, accounting and finance, and the human resources aspect. Another trending topic Njoroge speaks on is that of data protection and security. He discusses why it is important for every lawyer to be aware of the regulations – and why firms need to have robust policies in place to ensure compliance. The conversation wraps up with Njoroge explaining how easy it is for lawyers to make use of Enfinite's products and services. “Once we do a customisation for the client, they are able to be up and running within two weeks,” he says.

In the latest episode of Voices of Africa, Marcus speaks to Ken Njoroge, Founder and CEO of PANI, a venture capital and private equity firm that supports tech entrepreneurs to navigate the startup ecosystem in Africa. They discuss what it takes to get ahead in the African startup space, and the myriad opportunities that exist for tech entrepreneurs in the African digital ecosystem.

If there's something that most of us have perfected is normalising questionable habits!! From those entangled in the chains of the bare minimum, what's going on Jane

A sermon preached by Rev. Dr. Nyambura Njoroge on 7 May 2023.

Maleik Njoroge, designer and chess fan, joined Zack in the studio to discuss Chess Without Borders at the Immigration Museum, and the design potential chess holds. You can find Maleik's work at https://www.instagram.com/_alltribesarebeautiful_/ Tune into Art Smitten live every Saturday from 12pm on SYN 90.7. Get in touch with the show on our Instagram @artsmittensynSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Worship God is the Hard Places Pastor Anthony Njoroge Beza International Church Addis Ababa Ethiopia https://linktr.ee/bezachurch www.bezachurch.org Twitter: @Beza_Ministries Facebook, Telegram, and Instagram: @Bezachurch

Amina Njoroge, the host of The Amina Njoroge Show, aired on Dominion TV, best-selling author, radio host, and founder of God's G.E.M.S. (God's Gems Empowered Made to Shine), a ministry that empowers women through webinars, seminars, and annual summits... joined the show to share her story and to enlighten the listeners on overcoming low self-esteem and rejection. Amina also shared about her newly released book, "Petty and Purpose Don't Mix" which is available on her website and to promote her upcoming conference: ACTIVATE Conference 2023, April 29, 2023, 7:30 pm ET. THIS IS AN AWESOME INTERVIEW...TUNE IN! To connect with Amina Njoroge: Facebook: amina.njoroge Instagram: @amina_njoroge_ Tiktok: amina_njoroge Website: https://www.godsgems.net

How do you handle the times of struggles and adversity? In this episode, Rev. Paul takes us through credible reasons for facing and overcoming adversity. Blessings as you tune in. #CITAMChurchOnline #ChurchEveryday Get in touch with us: http://www.citam.org/ churchonline@citam.org (+254) 784 277 277 (+254) 728 221 221

How do you deal with battling thoughts? Blessings upon you as you join Rev. Paul Njoroge in this eye-opening teaching on 'Battles in the mind.' #CITAMChurchOnline #ChurchEveryday Get in touch with us: http://www.citam.org/ churchonline@citam.org (+254) 784 277 277 (+254) 728 221 221

Episode Show Notes: Welcome to the Sambaza Podcast! On this episode, we will be discussing the Los Angeles Rugby Sevens event that took place on 25th and 26th February 2023. We will be talking about the atmosphere of the event, the teams that took part, the fans that attended, and the special appearance of the Permanent Secretary of Sports from Kenya, Mr Jonathan Mueke. We will also hear conversations and sounds from the stadium, as well as Sambaza's trip back and forth to the Los Angeles Rugby Sevens. This episode of the podcast also features special shout outs to Kanye wa Njoroge, Muhindi wa Embu and George Mokuasi, who are all avid rugby fans. The Los Angeles Rugby Sevens was won by New Zealand, with Argentina coming in as the runners up. We hope you enjoy this episode of the Sambaza Podcast and stay tuned for more!

Episode Show Notes: Welcome to the Sambaza Podcast! On this episode, we will be discussing the Los Angeles Rugby Sevens event that took place on 25th and 26th February 2023. We will be talking about the atmosphere of the event, the teams that took part, the fans that attended, and the special appearance of the Permanent Secretary of Sports from Kenya, Mr Jonathan Mueke. We will also hear conversations and sounds from the stadium, as well as Sambaza's trip back and forth to the Los Angeles Rugby Sevens. This episode of the podcast also features special shout outs to Kanye wa Njoroge, Muhindi wa Embu and George Mokuasi, who are all avid rugby fans. The Los Angeles Rugby Sevens was won by New Zealand, with Argentina coming in as the runners up. We hope you enjoy this episode of the Sambaza Podcast and stay tuned for more!

Episode Show Notes: Welcome to the Sambaza Podcast! On this episode, we will be discussing the Los Angeles Rugby Sevens event that took place on 25th and 26th February 2023. We will be talking about the atmosphere of the event, the teams that took part, the fans that attended, and the special appearance of the Permanent Secretary of Sports from Kenya, Mr Jonathan Mueke. We will also hear conversations and sounds from the stadium, as well as Sambaza's trip back and forth to the Los Angeles Rugby Sevens. This episode of the podcast also features special shout outs to Kanye wa Njoroge, Muhindi wa Embu and George Mokuasi, who are all avid rugby fans. The Los Angeles Rugby Sevens was won by New Zealand, with Argentina coming in as the runners up. We hope you enjoy this episode of the Sambaza Podcast and stay tuned for more!

Episode Show Notes: Welcome to the Sambaza Podcast! On this episode, we will be discussing the Los Angeles Rugby Sevens event that took place on 25th and 26th February 2023. We will be talking about the atmosphere of the event, the teams that took part, the fans that attended, and the special appearance of the Permanent Secretary of Sports from Kenya, Mr Jonathan Mueke. We will also hear conversations and sounds from the stadium, as well as Sambaza's trip back and forth to the Los Angeles Rugby Sevens. This episode of the podcast also features special shout outs to Kanye wa Njoroge, Muhindi wa Embu and George Mokuasi, who are all avid rugby fans. The Los Angeles Rugby Sevens was won by New Zealand, with Argentina coming in as the runners up. We hope you enjoy this episode of the Sambaza Podcast and stay tuned for more!

Our God is a promise keeper and there are key things that we need to comprehend when it comes to His promises. Join Rev. Paul in this timely teaching on 'The Promises of God'. Blessings as you tune in. #CITAMChurchOnline #ChurchEveryday Get in touch with us: http://www.citam.org/ churchonline@citam.org (+254) 784 277 277 (+254) 728 221 221

Have you ever faced a challenge that seems too great to overcome? Join Rev. Paul in this eye-opening teaching, 'Who will Roll the Stone?' and be blessed. #CITAMChurchOnline #ChurchEveryday Get in touch with us: http://www.citam.org/ churchonline@citam.org (+254) 784 277 277 (+254) 728 221 221

When you find Christ, He does not leave you the same. In this episode, Rev. Paul gives an uplifting message on the man they call Jesus. Blessings as you tune in. #CITAMChurchOnline #ChurchEveryday Get in touch with us: http://www.citam.org/ churchonline@citam.org (+254) 784 277 277 (+254) 728 221 221

Liezl explores the fascinating story of Nic Jacobs and Ben Njoroge Nduba, two astounding people who met quite by chance, and who decided to pool their energies into making the world a better place - providing water and sustenance to the village of Kimbimbi in Kenya. Nic and Ben join Liezl to talk about what drove them to complete their mission, how they came together, and the shared values that drive them onwards. KEY TAKEAWAYS The project first began as an idea rooted in transportation, but transformed into a more permanent solution. The most beneficial solutions to humanity come from identifying a need that helps people, and applying the skills we have to the problem at hand. We often only see the end result of a life-changing project, but the work that goes on beneath the ground and behind the scenes is monumental. BEST MOMENTS 'I came up with an idea unique!' 'We had a connection from the start' 'It's such a huge, philanthropic thing to do' EPISODE RESOURCES Link for Photo album: https://goo.gl/photos/xe3DDZxTB29NCHsr9 Nicolaas Jacobs : https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolaas-jacobs-ca-sa-b9816b48/ Benson Njoroge Nduba: www.Trekmountkenya.com (see About Us section) https://www.facebook.com/benson.njoroge.359 VALUABLE RESOURCES Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/inthespotlightwithliezlInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/inthespotlightwithliezlFacebook personal: https://www.facebook.com/lcolditzvanrooyen/Instagram personal: https://www.instagram.com/liezl_colditzvanrooyen/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/van-rooyen-liezl/ ABOUT THE PODCAST  In the Spotlight was born as a platform to share, broadcast and promote the interesting, wonderful and inspiring things that some of the people who crossed Liezl's path have done. She would love to shine the spotlight on them and share their journeys with you to hopefully inspire you to be the best you, not to give up and to follow your passion or dream.  And in that way, help to make a little difference and share some of the beauty of this world.  ABOUT THE HOST Liezl Colditz van RooyenBorn and raised in South Africa, Liezl followed her dream to see the world at age 23 and twenty years on has now travelled to 50 countries and worked and lived in the UK, Belgium and Saudi Arabia. She is a mum of two boys, a chartered management accountant working in large energy projects, a musician, runner, a world citizen but proudly South African and now a podcaster. The incredible people she has met, the amazing places she has seen and the magic of life she has experienced, inspired her to start this podcast.

Do you believe that the end of a matter is more crucial than the beginning? Join Rev. Paul Njoroge in this very timely episode on finishing strong. Blessings as you tune in. #citamchurchonline #ChurchEveryday Get in touch with us: http://www.citam.org/ churchonline@citam.org (+254) 784 277 277 (+254) 728 221 221

God can magnify the tiny things you have so you can bless others. In this episode, Rev. Pual Njoroge encourages us to use this holiday season to bless others. Blessings as you tune in.:https://youtu.be/rHtN6g2lBo0 #citamchurchonline #ChurchEveryday Get in touch with us: http://www.citam.org/ churchonline@citam.org (+254) 784 277 277 (+254) 728 221 221

Everyone has been given a measure of faith, but do you know how to grow it? Join Rev. Njoroge in this educative episode on how to grow your faith. Blessings. #CITAMChurchOnline #ChurchEveryday Get in touch with us: http://www.citam.org/ churchonline@citam.org (+254) 784 277 277 (+254) 728 221 221

Some situations in life push us to be worrisome, anxious and even fearful. On this episode, Rev. Paul Njoroge encouragingly shows us why we need not worry. Be blessed as you tune in. #citamchurchonline #ChurchEveryday Get in touch with us: http://www.citam.org/ churchonline@citam.org (+254) 784 277 277 (+254) 728 221 221

The God Of The Latter Glory (የኋለኛው ክብር አምላክ) By Pastor Anthony Njoroge Beza International Church Addis Ababa Ethiopia https://linktr.ee/bezachurch www.bezachurch.org Twitter: @Beza_Ministries Facebook, Telegram, and Instagram: @Bezachurch

Do you struggle when it comes to trusting God completely? Join Rev. Paul Njoroge in this enlightening episode. Blessings. #citamchurchonline #ChurchEveryday Get in touch with us: http://www.citam.org/churchonline@citam.org (+254) 784 277 277 (+254) 728 221 221

He who belongs to God hears what God says. Join Rev.Paul Njoroge as he answers the question 'To whom do I belong?' Be blessed. : https://youtu.be/G92twwMMcLo #CITAMChurchOnline #ChurchEveryday Get in touch with us: http://www.citam.org/churchonline@citam.org (+254) 784 277 277 (+254) 728 221 221

In this teaching, John dives into Acts 17:16, sharing some practical lessons we can apply from Paul's time in Athens The method we use to present the Gospel matters The Gospel message is for every human being. God did not intend for us to ignore the life of the mind The Gospel message is for all time. In season and out of season.

Professing to promote problem-solving in training is one thing, but explicitly stimulating a player's understanding is another. On this episode, Sean Afkhaminia invites long-time friend and Director of PIT Soccer Academy, Bobby Njoroge, on the show to give practical insight for coaches and trainers to inspire the development of decision-makers in their own environment. Sean Afkhaminia: @sean.afkhaminia Bobby Njoroge: @bobbynjoroge, @pitsoccer Website: www.footyfactory.us Facebook: @footyfactorydallas Instagram: @footyfactory Twitter: @footyfactory LinkedIn: Footy Factory YouTube: Footy Factory

Increase Your Capacity(አቅማችሁን አሳድጉ) By Pastor Anthony Njoroge Beza International Church Addis Ababa Ethiopia https://linktr.ee/bezachurch www.bezachurch.org Twitter: @Beza_Ministries Facebook, Telegram, and Instagram: @Bezach

'Love Island' and 'All-Star Shore's' Trina Njoroge stops by to talk about her show experiences and give us some crazy and messy stories.

In episode 201, we're talking with Simon Njoroge about his work in family based care, welfare reform and the adoption landscape in Kenya. A little change up, we gave Phil a break and recorded this episode live at the 1MILLIONHOME office in Tacoma, Washington. Apologies for slight audio issue at the start of interview, Brandon is a work in progress! We know you'll learn a lot from Simon and his experience as an adoptee, an advocate and an administrator working in orphan care.  Full show notes can be found at thinkorphan.com

We all can identify with food addictions. We are busy women living busy lives and we can get so distracted with looking after our loved ones,  our careers, our businesses, that our own physical health may not always be a priority. Special Guest, Kathy Njoroge, has personally gone through this struggle herself. She is Juggling a corporate job and a Business, while now maintaining her own health journey and even being a health coach herself!  In this episode of Next Level On Purpose, Joanne Muturi interviews Kathy Njoroge. Kathy is a Conscious Eating Coach and a Certified Wildfit Coach who helps busy corporate women to lose weight without dieting or food restrictions so that they can feel confident and more beautiful. She is on a mission to help families keep lifestyle diseases like diabetes at bay by empowering them to equip the next generation with sustainable healthy lifestyles. This episode is full of scientific and actionable steps to help you understand diet and Physical Health  You can Expect Gems about: How to maintain a diet and integrate it with your families diet  Understanding your body and nutrition The mindset that will help you shift your journey with health  ‘If you keep putting junk into your body, that is where you're going to head, you're gonna have to be dependent on those medicines to try and recalibrate your body back to factory settings. Whereas, you can avoid all that and empower your body to age gracefully as it should, with the right foods.'  - Kathy Njoroge, Conscious Eating 101 Find Kathy Here: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/theconsciousplanet.ke/ Email kathy@consciouseating101.co.ke Come find out how to work with Joanne Muturi here:  https://www.facebook.com/JoanneMuturiCoaching/   Schedule a Clarity call to work with Joanne: bit.ly/claritycallwithjoanne Join Joanne's Facebook group Lioness Arising to be a part of her community https://www.facebook.com/groups/1842630312687726 Joanne's exclusive mailing list where she shares behind the scenes and things not even shown on social media Sign up here: https://www.joannemuturi.com/fearless Follow Joanne: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/purpose_cultivator/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joanne-muturi-938ab03/?originalSubdomain=ke Twitter: https://twitter.com/jwmuturi  Schedule a Clarity call to work with Joanne: bit.ly/claritycallwithjoanne

Dr. Nicckay interviews Minister Amina Njoroge as she gives her testimony and journey and encourage our listeners and talk to us about her ups and downs life lessons and betrayal and entrepreneurship.

In the episode, we speak to Samuel Njoroge, Cluster Quality Assurance Manager from JA Resorts and Hotels. This is a home grown brand which continues to make great progress in their sustainable journey. Jebel Ali Golf Resort, United Arab Emirates started in 1981, is now rebranded or known as JA The Resort, Jebel Ali Beach, Dubai with three unique hotels. They were awarded by Dubai Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DTCM) as the Most Sustainable 5 Star Resort in Dubai. As a hotelier, be prepared to ponder on two thoughtful questions from the episode: 1) For hotels in UAE, Are you ready for Cop28? 2) What is your sustainability story? If you don't have one, then ask yourself why not? Also, some of the conclusive thoughts from the session are: 1) If you have supportive owners, leverage it for sustainable tomorrow 2) Don't underestimate the revenue/rebate potential from hotel waste. Is this something you could use to incentivise your green team/ideas? 3) Sustainability is about SOCIAL ROI, look beyond numbers. Ask yourself the question – Are you doing the right thing? Show Notes: https://www.jaresortshotels.com/media-centre/top-sustainability-award-ja-the-resort https://www.linkedin.com/in/samuel-h-njoroge/

An interview with Phyllis Njoroge. Phyllis is a product manager, cognitive scientist and now author of "From Fraud to Freedom". Phyllis wants us all to know that imposter syndrome is something that can be tackled, and wrote a book to help us examine how to tackle an issue that affects many product managers due to the ambiguity of our roles. We speak about a lot, including: Her book, from Fraud to Freedom, and how it digs into what Imposter Syndrome actually is and whether everyone has it Her journey into product management, and whether going into an industry she had no experience in made her imposter syndrome worse The problems of getting into self-reinforcing negative feedback loops and the ways you might intervene to stop you sabotaging yourself How imposter syndrome isn't just in your head but can be imposed on marginalised groups by a society that gives every impression that you don't belong there How imposter syndrome isn't something that goes away with seniority or perceived success, and how these might even make it worse Whether her background in cognitive sciences informed the book, and how she used that background to examine the cognitive biases that reinforce imposter syndrome Whether product managers are more prone to imposter syndrome due to the vague, ambiguous nature of many product management roles And much more! Buy From Fraud to Freedom "From Fraud to Freedom is a book about how we all play a part in contributing to or calming impostor syndrome. It's a solution-oriented book that discusses methods for individuals, mentors, managers, and friends to manage their own impostor syndrome and helps others in the process too. Even though an estimated 70% of people experience impostor syndrome, the guidance in this book is not one-size-fits-all but filled with a range of intrapersonal and interpersonal methods to achieve your best self."   Visit The Book Website for more info. Contact Phyllis You can find Phyllis on LinkedIn or Twitter.

This week Mark sits down with Samuel Njoroge, Quality Assurance Manager at JA Resorts and Hotels to discuss all things business excellence and sustainability. Samuel discusses his path in the industry so far, giving an insight to his passion for sustainability and the journey in becoming Dubai's most sustainable 5 star resort hotel.

In this week's episode, Janice continues to share her story of hope and courage. After being a teen mom and her life moved on as usual, what manifested in her adulthood? She mentions her journey of healing and impact. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/be-different/support

Janice Njoroge was once a teen mum and she narrates to us how that has affected every area of her life; She mentions moral and emotional support that she received, relationships, mental health, healing  and mentoring others.  Have a listen, like, subscribe,  share and  comment your thoughts.  9113645 is the til number to send your support, Get a Be Different tee! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/be-different/support

This week we speak to Valentine Njoroge Co-Founder and CEO of Africa's Pocket (www.africaspocket.com) - A wealth management platform that enables Africans to build generational wealth. Your one-stop shop to learn about, plan for and act on your finances.

Hinya wa Kirima ini by Muigai Wa Njoroge

Kate Actress, Valentine Njoroge and Janet Mbugua Discuss the "Culture of Silence” and GBV | Ep 3 by Capital FM

Sermon preached by Rev. Dr. Nyambura Njoroge on the Ninth Sunday after Pentecost, 25 July 2021.

Who says that Product Managers must use lots of tools? In this episode, Matt and Moshe are joined by Phyllis Njoroge, Product Manager at Redfin. Phyllis does the work without reliance on many specialized tools, so we called her the Minimalist Product Manager. Phyllis shared the tools that she is using, and how she and her team are dealing with different product management situations with the tools they have. *You can connect with Phyllis on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/phyllis-njoroge/

We are so excited for you to hear this conversation! It's a very special episode... as we talk life, friendship, music, and a bunch of other stuff with our good friend, David Njoroge! Check it out!

In Chocolate Surrealism: Music, Movement, Memory, and History in the Circum-Caribbean (University Press of Mississippi, 2016), Dr. Njoroge M. Njoroge highlights connections among the production, performance, and reception of popular music at critical historical junctures in the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Njoroge illuminates musics of the circum-Caribbean as culturally and conceptually integrated within the larger history of the region. Njoroge examines the deep interrelations between music, movement, memory, and history in the African diaspora. He finds the music both a theoretical anchor and a mode of expression and representation of Black identities and political cultures. Music and performance offer ways for the author to re-theorize the intersections of race, nationalism and musical practice, and geopolitical connections. Further, music allows Njoroge a reassessment of the development of the modern world system in the context of local, popular responses to the global age. The book analyzes different styles, times, and politics to render a brief history of Black Atlantic sound. Dr. Njoroge Njoroge is Associate Professor in the Department of History at the University of Hawai’i, Mānoa. Emily Ruth Allen (@emmyru91) is a PhD candidate in Musicology at Florida State University. She is currently working on a dissertation about parade musics in Mobile, Alabama’s Carnival celebrations Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

In Chocolate Surrealism: Music, Movement, Memory, and History in the Circum-Caribbean (University Press of Mississippi, 2016), Dr. Njoroge M. Njoroge highlights connections among the production, performance, and reception of popular music at critical historical junctures in the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Njoroge illuminates musics of the circum-Caribbean as culturally and conceptually integrated within the larger history of the region. Njoroge examines the deep interrelations between music, movement, memory, and history in the African diaspora. He finds the music both a theoretical anchor and a mode of expression and representation of Black identities and political cultures. Music and performance offer ways for the author to re-theorize the intersections of race, nationalism and musical practice, and geopolitical connections. Further, music allows Njoroge a reassessment of the development of the modern world system in the context of local, popular responses to the global age. The book analyzes different styles, times, and politics to render a brief history of Black Atlantic sound. Dr. Njoroge Njoroge is Associate Professor in the Department of History at the University of Hawai’i, Mānoa. Emily Ruth Allen (@emmyru91) is a PhD candidate in Musicology at Florida State University. She is currently working on a dissertation about parade musics in Mobile, Alabama’s Carnival celebrations Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/caribbean-studies

In Chocolate Surrealism: Music, Movement, Memory, and History in the Circum-Caribbean (University Press of Mississippi, 2016), Dr. Njoroge M. Njoroge highlights connections among the production, performance, and reception of popular music at critical historical junctures in the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Njoroge illuminates musics of the circum-Caribbean as culturally and conceptually integrated within the larger history of the region. Njoroge examines the deep interrelations between music, movement, memory, and history in the African diaspora. He finds the music both a theoretical anchor and a mode of expression and representation of Black identities and political cultures. Music and performance offer ways for the author to re-theorize the intersections of race, nationalism and musical practice, and geopolitical connections. Further, music allows Njoroge a reassessment of the development of the modern world system in the context of local, popular responses to the global age. The book analyzes different styles, times, and politics to render a brief history of Black Atlantic sound. Dr. Njoroge Njoroge is Associate Professor in the Department of History at the University of Hawai’i, Mānoa. Emily Ruth Allen (@emmyru91) is a PhD candidate in Musicology at Florida State University. She is currently working on a dissertation about parade musics in Mobile, Alabama’s Carnival celebrations Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/history

In Chocolate Surrealism: Music, Movement, Memory, and History in the Circum-Caribbean (University Press of Mississippi, 2016), Dr. Njoroge M. Njoroge highlights connections among the production, performance, and reception of popular music at critical historical junctures in the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Njoroge illuminates musics of the circum-Caribbean as culturally and conceptually integrated within the larger history of the region. Njoroge examines the deep interrelations between music, movement, memory, and history in the African diaspora. He finds the music both a theoretical anchor and a mode of expression and representation of Black identities and political cultures. Music and performance offer ways for the author to re-theorize the intersections of race, nationalism and musical practice, and geopolitical connections. Further, music allows Njoroge a reassessment of the development of the modern world system in the context of local, popular responses to the global age. The book analyzes different styles, times, and politics to render a brief history of Black Atlantic sound. Dr. Njoroge Njoroge is Associate Professor in the Department of History at the University of Hawai’i, Mānoa. Emily Ruth Allen (@emmyru91) is a PhD candidate in Musicology at Florida State University. She is currently working on a dissertation about parade musics in Mobile, Alabama’s Carnival celebrations Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/music

Don't forget to join the MentorMesh community for free and if you're looking to get into Product Management, sign up for the MentorMesh PM Career Accelerator! On today's episode, I sat down with Phyllis Njoroge, Product Manager at Redfin and imposter syndrome connoisseur. Phyllis drops some great wisdom on what imposter syndrome is, where it comes from, the #1 way to combat it and how important it is to create a culture where imposter system can't exist much less thrive. Here's what we discussed: The definition of imposter syndrome and self-doubt How imposter syndrome pops up when you find yourself in a new setting Where imposter syndrome comes from and how a growth mindset is the #1 way to fight it Why growth mindset needs to be applied universally and what that means How sometimes PM skills runs counter to how you personally live and who you inherently are The most qualified people aren't always the one who has to make the decision Your manager should be your ally and coach. Find a good one and get out of toxic environments if you're in one There is no failure in learning Why it's better to ask stupid questions than make stupid mistakes How to create the kind of culture where imposter syndrome doesn't exist Phyllis's top professional growth methods: The power of reflection upon your own experiences for learning Consuming great content from places like Audible or podcasts Produce your own content from your reflections Network with others who have gone before you Connect with Phyllis on LinkedIn and if you're on Clubhouse, you'll probably see/hear her there too! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/productmanagementlessons/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/productmanagementlessons/support

Today I speak to my friend Njoroge and we discuss: Being 'tough' in high school Male Privilege Coming to the USA Why Women Live Longer Thank you for listening! ALSO check out Bri-tish podcast IG = britishwithadash Music by Polaroid Bear https://thepolaroidbear.com/

Phyllis is a product manager at Redfin who frequently posts about product management, impostor syndrome, and networking on LinkedIn. She is also a FGLI and WOC mentor and wants to make an impact on the world by helping others doubt their limitations as opposed to themselves.LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/phyllis-njoroge/Medium: https://phyllisnjoroge.medium.com/Chapter Markers/Timestamps:00:00 - Introduction - Phyllis Njoroge02:26 - Creating content on LinkedIn and how all social media is similar07:06 - Dealing with impostor syndrome12:20 - Social media and the vertical expansion of reference groups19:20 - The "fake it till you make it" mentality23:50 - Phyllis's growth mindset and self-belief28:20 - Mental challenges and getting out of your own way31:20 - Changes during COVID-19 35:42 - Main priorities in 2021

What does it look like when you are just starting your business? It’s rare to hear women still early in the process of entrepreneurship share their wins and challenges. That’s why this week, I’m excited to speak with Susan Njoroge of Sip Trip, a drinks-delivery service here in Nairobi, Kenya. I talked to Susan just weeks into starting Sip Trip, which she launched right in the middle of the stay-at-home quarantine in Kenya. But as you’ll see in this interview, Sip Trip was also the result of an extremely agile pivot by Susan and her family. In this episode, we also talk about: Keeping things simple How leaning on family helped Susan launch Why she chose to launch without a business plan The art of the cold call How she sees competition Order your next alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks from Sip Trip: https://www.siptripke.com/ As mentioned in this episode: KTN morning show LIFE & STYLE https://www.instagram.com/ktnlife_style/ Friday Foreplay on Asylum radio: https://www.instagram.com/fridayforeplay/ Jiweke Tavern https://www.instagram.com/jiweketavern/ Bourbon Bridge Lounger https://www.instagram.com/bourbonbridge.ke/   Connect with Susan and Sip Trip Website: https://www.siptripke.com/ Call directly: +254728333985 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/siptripke/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Sip-Trip-Ke-100654608262910 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sura_common/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SuraCommon Connect with me (Paula) Twitter https://twitter.com/kalibawse Instagram https://www.instagram.com/kalibawse/ I Have No Idea What I’m Doing instagram https://www.instagram.com/africanwomeninbiz/ I Have No Idea What I’m Doing Facebook group (highly recommended) https://bit.ly/3dXScJ2

Theresa Njoroge is the founder of the social enterprise Clean Start. Clean Start works with Kenyan women and children impacted by the criminal justice system to restore dignity and hope for a successful reintegration to everyday life.Theresa's inspiration for Clean Start was born when she was wrongly imprisoned for a crime she didn't commit. We talk about her journey, the trauma she experienced, the people she met along the way, the importance of standing in one's courage and truth and the power of spreading action from the heart.

Travis talks with Product Manager, Phyllis Njoroge about a few areas of opportunity for LinkedIn's product team, content creation and distribution, podcasting, voice, and more. About Phyllis Throughout her life, she has been interested in "everything."** When she was a child, she asked if she could go to college forever because her favorite thing to do is learn and improve. In history class, she grew jealous of the Renaissance person because it was the last she heard of someone being allowed to be well-versed in, well, a lot of things. Introduce our lead in the third act: Product Management. she no longer has to choose what areas to be skilled in for a specialization because the specialization demanded that she be skilled in several areas. She can stay an artist, an engineer, a therapist, an entrepreneur, a leader, an innovator, and a visionary without having to switch hats. Like many others, Phyllis didn't choose to become a product manager; she was engaging in many product management skills and found a title that aligned with what she wanted out of her life and her work. Outside of solving for user problems, she spends her time trying to work on some other problems in the world: imposter syndrome, lack of diversity and equity in STEM, and a surprisingly common lack of career fulfillment. She rides on the fundamental belief that life should be fair, easy, and lived freely by everyone regardless of the circumstances they were born into. She aims to improve the world from where it was yesterday and would love to connect with anyone who looks to shake up tradition for innovation. Links: Phyllis Njoroge:https://www.linkedin.com/in/phyllis-njoroge/ ( LinkedIn) Travis King:https://www.linkedin.com/in/travisandreking/ ( Linkedin)

In this episode of La Verdad Duele Podcast, I invited two of my mentees both students at the Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) to talk to us about surviving college, the transition from home to on-campus life, seeking a mentor, and when to ask for help. Our Social Media (IG): @laverdadduelepod Subscribe to our YouTube: La Verdad Duele Podcast Join Our Listserv: LVD Podcast Listserv Guests Contact information Nafisa's IG: @mufasa1434 Tanya's IG: @tanya_njoroge

Meet with Mr. Njoroge, who is the director of the Kenya Institute of Organic Farming (KIOF) and is largely regarded as the farther of the organic movement in kenya. Have a listen as he narrates the journey of how the organic movement has grown since the 1980'S! _ Enjoy!

We are back; Speaking Music! We were graced to have Shirleen Njoroge, an expert on conflict portfolios; solving complex issues in the community, as she shared light on how to cope with all the uncertainty COVID breaths, where many of us use worrying as a tool for trying to predict the future and avoid nasty surprises. The @OfficialVillageElder on the other hand highlight on how people seem to enjoy taking risks and living unpredictable lives, while others find the randomness of life deeply distressing. But all of us have a limit. Jamal on the other end shared about allowing yourself to experience uncertainty which can help you reduce stress, better come to terms with your circumstances, and find a sense of peace as you deal with challenges. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jay-fm/support

In 2011, Jacqueline Njoroge left Kenya for South Africa. Today, she is a talent acquisition specialist and very passionate about educating people on the talent recruitment processes. This week, we talk about the need to become self-aware in job hunting as well as strategies you can employ during your search. Find me on Twitter / Instagram Listen on: Apple Podcasts, Castbox --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/valerie-amondi-odhiambo/message

In this episode, we discuss managing finances in such tough economic times. P. S. WE APOLOGIZE FOR THE AUDIO CHALLENGES.

When Dr. John Njoroge grew up in the cornfields of rural Kenya, there were days when his family didn’t even have salt in the house. Today, he’s an internationally-recognized apologist and speaker for Ravi Zacharias International Ministries running Valley Light Home, a children’s home for orphans in Kenya. We picked Dr. Njoroge’s brain on eurocentrism, apologetics, and the global body of Christ. To learn more about Valley Light Home and give to support the ministry, visit https://simplecharity.org/partners/just-one-africa.

This episode of Security Stories is a little different from usual, but for good reason! With the help of some very special guests, we take a comprehensive look back at the Not Petya cyber attack, the Sandworm hackers, and the context behind this act of cyber warfare. First to join us is Noureen Njoroge, a senior cybersecurity engineer and threat intelligence analyst at Cisco. Noureen is a passionate advocate for women and minorities in the IT industry, and is the founder of Cisco's global mentoring program, as well as the president of North Carolina Women in Cybersecurity (WiCyS) Affiliate chapter. We learn about Noureen's passion for mentoring, as well as her thoughts on the threat landscape.Then we're joined by Andy Greenberg, senior cybersecurity investigative journalist for Wired Magazine, and author of the book "Sandworm: A New Era of Cyberwar and the Hunt for the Kremlin's Most Dangerous Hackers". The book tells the true story of the desperate hunt to identify and track an elite team of Russian agents who are bent on digital sabotage. It starts out as a detective story but it soon turns into a disaster story as the truth starts to come to the fore.Andy also talks to Hazel about how he spent time in Russia and Ukraine, gathering sources, and learning about this new emergence and type of cyber criminal. And he has a fascinating take on how the hacker culture has evolved in recent years.Finally, we're joined by senior threat analysts from the Cisco Talos team, including Craig Williams, Matt Olny and Mitch Neff. We chat to them about what happened on the day of the attack (June 27th 2017), the process the investigative team used to find out what was really happening, and what impact the attack has left on the threat landscape and the world at large.This really is a fascinating episode with some incredible guests, who each share their insights, experience and advice for the benefit of the wider cybersecurity community.

“We need each other. Cybersecurity is a global event and we need all the brains,” says Noreen Njoroge. “Threat actors don’t care where you are from or what your social status is. They are there to attack everybody. As cybersecurity specialists, we should also have that mindset. It’s a community effort. I have to help my brother, my sister, my coworker, my friend, know how to better defend themselves against attacks.” Njoroge imbues that same philosophy into her cybersecurity mentoring projects. As a Security Threat Engineer at Cisco, President of North Carolina Women in Cybersecurity, and leader of the Mentors and Mentees Group for Women in Cybersecurity, she has a unique perspective on the humans who make up the cybersecurity industry. Today, she sits down with our Host and Principal Security Analyst, Jen Stone, to discuss:How making more “room at the table” for diverse thinking strengthens our defensive stance and improves cybersecurity around the globe. The qualities that make for a good cybersecurity analyst and how to get the most out of a mentor/mentee relationship.How the industry can recruit more security analysts with diverse skills, strengths, and backgrounds.Women in Cybersecurity (WiCyS)2020 SecurityMetrics HIPAA Guide2020 SecurityMetrics PCI Guide

Welcome to the latest episode of the Zero Hour podcast and your host today is Karla Reffold. Today, we are joined by Noureen Njoroge. Noureen is a Security Consultant at Cisco Systems, her area of expertise is threat intelligence. She is the President of Women in Security for North Carolina and the Founder of the Mentor/Mentees Cybersecurity Group with over 4,000 members. Key Minutes 0:10 - Arriving in the USA 1:30 - Working at Cisco 4:00 - Entering cybersecurity from other markets 7:53 - Staying in touch during Covid-19 09:08 - Being a mentor 11:22 - Building to 4,000 members 12:38 - Growing the community further 17:15 - Diversity in cybersecurity 19:15 - Career Pathways in cybersecurity 21:38 - Plenty of resources for a career in cybersecurity 22:05 - Certifications in cybersecurity 24:30 - Managing your time to keep improving 26:30 - The importance of awards 28:15 - Threats in cybersecurity 31:20 - Changes in the industry 32:10 - Ten Quick Fire Questions Key Takeaways 1. Choose what you are passionate about 2. Pick your mentor wisely 3. There is not one path into cybersecurity You can find Noureen at: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/noureennjoroge/ WiCyS: http://wicys.org Follow us:
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This is the first of our Reading Room specials, where Shawn and Ivy talk to RZIM speakers about their life, work, and reading. In this episode, Dr. John Njoroge, Director of RZIM Kenya and Valley Light Orphanage, joins us to discuss books,research tips, and Scripture memory. Along the way he also shares the powerful story of God's work in his life, from Kenya to the United States and back again.

Ken Njoroge, the co-founder and Co-CEO of Cellulant, a one-stop payment platform in Africa changing how customers pay and get paid all from a single connected payment platform. Cellulant's mission is to build a world-class business led by entrepreneurial, value-driven people; for Africa, by Africans, in Africa. Ken is a serial entrepreneur. In 1998, he co-founded 3Mice Interactive Media which grew from a two-man team to a leading web development firm in East Africa and in 2000, 3Mice was acquired by Africa Online, the largest Pan-African Internet Service Provider at the time that was owned by London-listed firm, African Lakes Corporation. Last year, Ken won the Schwab Foundation Social Entrepreneur of the year award and the year before that he was named among the 100 Most influential Africans of 2018 by Africa Magazine, for the mega fund-raising of $ 47.5 million that he did.

City Futsal FC 06B and 11B Head Coach, Bobby Njoroge, joins the show to talk about his path to becoming a coach, making the most of your circumstances, and surrounding yourself with like-minded people. Connect with Bobby: www.facebook.com/bobby.njoroge. Connect with Sean: www.facebook.com/sean.afkhaminia | www.instagram.com/sean.afkhaminia. Connect with Footy Factory: www.footyfactory.us | www.facebook.com/footyfactorydallas | www.facebook.com/ffpremier | www.instagram.com/footyfactory | www.instagram.com/ffpremier | www.twitter.com/footyfactory | www.twitter.com/ffpremierdallas | www.youtube.com/channel/UCl_8DVN42e4vEKvZCuvlhRA --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Many of our guests come to the conversation with years, if not decades, of experience in the social good sector. Today, we thought we’d shake things up and hear from changemakers of a different demographic. In this episode, ABSI Connect’s Elise Martinoski, a recent university graduate, sat down with three of her peers: Maya Pajevic, Sally Njoroge, and Xander Jensen, to discuss their experiences engaging with changemaking as students and recent graduates. Students and youth bring unique perspectives to the table when it comes to changemaking. Whether from theory they’ve learned in class or knowledge they gained through a fellowship or work term or volunteer experience, they are often equipped with bold ideas or big questions and are ready to hit the ground running and change the world post-grad. But what does it mean to ‘change the world’? How do we do that? Where do we even start? Are we qualified to do such a thing? These are some of the thoughts Elise often hears when she chats with other recent grads and emerging changemakers. So, she decided to sit down with three other Mount Royal University students and recent graduates to hear from them what it’s been like to learn about social innovation in the classroom, the experiences they’ve had translating this knowledge into the workforce, and their hopes for the world of changemaking. Learn More Learn more about social innovation at Mount Royal University here: https://www.mtroyal.ca/ProgramsCourses/FacultiesSchoolsCentres/Business/Programs/SocialInnovationNonprofitManagement/AcademicPrograms/index.htm Recorded, edited, and produced by Elise Martinoski of ABSI Connect. Music by the Fort McMurray youth of the SoundForce Collective.

Who would you bring back to life Martin Luther King or Tupac? Poor with great sex or rich with terrible sex?On this week's episode, we are opening the book on transparency. With the help of Actor, producer and writer Tony Chomba Njanja and Award winning actress Rose K. Njoroge, 20 questions will be answered in a bid to help you get to know Phoenix Hudson better! Best question gets a jewellery set from out very first sponsors Cheshie Designs! Killer triple play from 6lack and the latest from Mr.Eazi and Chronixx!

By Marco Ciappelli and Sean Martin We met Noureen Njoroge, Security Threat Intel Engineer at Cisco Systems, while attending the Women in Cybersecurity Gala in Las Vegas and quickly realized that she was someone we wanted to stay connected with. Here, in this new An InfoSec Life podcast, we present to you her personal story and mission. What did we talk about?  How and why she entered the InfoSec industry Things she is doing, and programs she’s involved with, that are designed to mentor other women and people of color interested in entering and working in the industry How she’s helping to extend the reach of the industry to bring the opportunities to those that may not be aware of their options The difference between being a mentor and a mentee, including the value of both roles Ultimately, it doesn’t matter where you came from, how you got here, what you’re doing, where you’ve succeeded, how you’ve failed, or where you’re going. We all have a role to play to bring more people into the mix, doing so with diversity and inclusion in mind, and with a focus on helping to drive success throughout the community such that the community can drive safety throughout society. Noureen is certainly doing her part—and more.  May this conversation inspire you to find your way to do your part in helping to expand the InfoSec community and create a more diverse and inclusive environment.  Enjoy. _________________ Learn more about this column's sponsor: Devo: www.itspmagazine.com/company-directory/devo Find more An InfoSec Life stories on ITSPmagazine: https://www.itspmagazine.com/an-infosec-life

Paul Njoroge, who lost his wife, mother-in-law and three young children in the crash of a 737 Max in Ethiopia appeared before a U.S. Congress hearing earlier today. Moments after his appearance, he joined 640 Toronto's Toronto Kelly Cutrara. Here is their conversation.

In this first episode, Mordecai shares his wisdom and experience regarding leadership and the greater narrative of modern Africa.

Sincere apologies from the Kaz entertainment team, I realized that my last podcast episode came out without condolences to the Riverside attack victims. Tragedy befell us at the beginning of the year and people lost their lives, lost loved ones, were in fear of their lives inside 14 riverside. It's all terrible and we are deeply sorry for anyone who had to encounter any of that even from far away. So for everyone who went through that or anyone who had to re-live trauma from either the Garissa tragedy of the Westgate tragedy, don't worry, we all stand together as a nation. And it made me so proud to be a Kenyan and see how everyone stood in solidarity as we picked up the broken pieces. The things I love about my homeland Kenya. The things that make me proud to be Kenyan. Onto todays episode. We continue our conversations about the pleasure gap with Valentine Njoroge and what it means to people in same sex relationships. --------- P R O D U C E D B Y Karen kaz Lucas Sound Engineer: Jaaz odongo --------- B U S I N E S S I N Q U I R I E S For business inquiries, Email - host@thespreadpodcast.com kaz@kazentertainment.com ---------- F I N D M E Instagram -https://www.instagram.com/thespreadpod/ https://www.instagram.com/karenkazlucas/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/thespreadpod/ https://www.facebook.com/karenkazlucas/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/thespreadpod https://twitter.com/Karenkazlucas The Nairobi Flea market: @thenairobifleamarket Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZQIPSbSOzY ---------- O U R G U E S T S Valentine's book ‘Kids and Bodies' - https://zydii.com/courses/course_detail/285/kids-and-bodies-0-5-years IG: @valentine.njoroge Facebook: Valentine Njoroge Youtube: Valentine Njoroge MAYONDE: @mayonde https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzuHbxZ8Z4I ---------- M U S I C MAYONDE: @mayonde https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzuHbxZ8Z4I Thank you all for the LOVE! xx

Hello spreaders and welcome to the spread! I'm your host Kaz. Happy new year! And as always I'd like to begin this episode by giving gratitude!! Thank you to everyone who has followed us thus far, we are who we are and where we are because of you. Never forget that. Without you, we would be nothing! Thank you 100 times thank you and I wish you abundance in this year of 2019. Our first episode of the year is the live recording of The Spread Live that we had late in 2018. Our guest host Valentine Njoroge was the perfect co-host for this event. This was by far my favorite The Spread Live event!! The vibe was right and the crowd was perfect! Thank you to everyone who came through! --------- P R O D U C E D B Y Karen kaz Lucas Sound Engineer: Jaaz odongo --------- B U S I N E S S I N Q U I R I E S For business inquiries, Email - host@thespreadpodcast.com kaz@kazentertainment.com ---------- F I N D M E Instagram -https://www.instagram.com/thespreadpod/ https://www.instagram.com/karenkazlucas/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/thespreadpod/ https://www.facebook.com/karenkazlucas/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/thespreadpod https://twitter.com/Karenkazlucas The Nairobi Flea market: @thenairobifleamarket Youtube VLOG: https://youtu.be/8SxE9qVq_uE ---------- O U R G U E S T S Valentine's book ‘Kids and Bodies' - https://zydii.com/courses/course_detail/285/kids-and-bodies-0-5-years IG: @valentine.njoroge Facebook: Valentine Njoroge Youtube: Valentine Njoroge ---------- M U S I C MAYONDE: @mayonde https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzuHbxZ8Z4I Thank you all for the LOVE! xxx

A couple of hours before the recent #VillageDiariesAmsterdam event went down, Andile Masuku managed to land a sit-down with Cellulant Founder and CEO, Ken Njoroge, and Director of Private Equity at Velocity Capital, Allard Luchsinger, in order to glean insider perspectives on what went into closing Cellulant's historic round of funding. A few weeks ago, digital payments firm, Cellulant, announced the close of a $47.5 million investment round led by TPG Growth— a deal which included Endeavour Catalyst, Satya Capital as well as Velocity Capital. Listen in to hear Ken explain why landing investment is a demanding full-time job, shed light on the toll fundraising has taken on him and his team, and most importantly, how Cellulant plans to deploy the fresh funds they've reeled in.

In 2011, Teresa Njoroge was convicted of a financial crime she didn't commit -- the result of a long string of false accusations, increasing bribe attempts and the corrupt justice system in her home in Kenya. Once incarcerated, she discovered that most of the women and girls locked up with her were also victims of the same broken system, caught in a revolving door of life in and out of prison due to poor education and lack of economic opportunity. Now free and cleared by the courts of appeal, Njoroge shares how she's giving women in prison the skills, tools and support they need to break the cycle of poverty and crime and build a better life. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In 2011, Teresa Njoroge was convicted of a financial crime she didn't commit -- the result of a long string of false accusations, increasing bribe attempts and the corrupt justice system in her home in Kenya. Once incarcerated, she discovered that most of the women and girls locked up with her were also victims of the same broken system, caught in a revolving door of life in and out of prison due to poor education and lack of economic opportunity. Now free and cleared by the courts of appeal, Njoroge shares how she's giving women in prison the skills, tools and support they need to break the cycle of poverty and crime and build a better life.

Im Jahr 2011 wurde Teresa Njoroge für ein Finanzdelikt verurteilt, das sie nicht begangen hatte – das Ergebnis einer langen Reihe von falschen Anschuldigungen, immer dreisteren Bestechungsversuchen und des korrupten Rechtssystems ihrer Heimat Kenia. Während ihres Gefängnisaufenthalts entdeckte sie, dass die meisten der verurteilten Frauen und Mädchen Opfer desselben kaputten Systems geworden waren und in einem Teufelskreis lebten, der sie wegen ihrer schlechten Bildung und dem Mangel an wirtschaftlichen Chancen immer wieder ins Gefängnis brachte. Nun, da sie entlassen und von den Berufungsgerichten freigesprochen wurde, erzählt Njoroge, wie sie Frauen im Gefängnis durch die Vermittlung von Kenntnissen und die Unterstützung mit den nötigen Mitteln dabei hilft, den Teufelskreis aus Armut und Kriminalität zu durchbrechen und sich ein besseres Leben aufzubauen.

En 2011, Teresa Njoroge fue declarada culpable de un delito financiero que no cometió, resultado de una larga serie de falsas acusaciones, crecientes intentos de soborno y el sistema de justicia en su hogar en Kenia. Una vez encarcelada, descubrió que la mayoría de las mujeres han sido víctima del mismo sistema roto, atrapadas en una puerta giratoria de la vida dentro y fuera de la prisión debido a la mala educación y la falta de oportunidades económicas. Ahora libres y autorizadas por los tribunales de apelación, Njoroge comparte cómo darles a las mujeres en prisión las habilidades, herramientas y apoyo. Necesitan romper el ciclo de la pobreza y la delincuencia y construir una vida mejor.

Em 2011, Teresa Njoroge foi condenada por um crime financeiro que não cometeu -- consequência de várias falsas acusações, crescentes tentativas de suborno e corrupção no sistema judicial de seu lar, o Quênia. Já na prisão, ela descobriu que a maioria das mulheres e meninas presas com ela também foram vítimas do mesmo sistema falido, presas em portas giratórias do entra e sai da prisão, devido a uma educação deficiente e à falta de oportunidades econômicas. Agora livre e inocentada pelo tribunal de apelação, Njoroge conta como está proporcionando às mulheres na prisão as qualificações, as ferramentas e o apoio de que precisam para interromper o ciclo da pobreza e do crime, e construir uma vida melhor.

En 2011, Teresa Njoroge a été condamnée pour un crime financier qu'elle n'a pas commis, le résultat d'une longue liste de fausses accusations, de tentatives d'obtention de pots-de-vin et du système judiciaire corrompu chez elle, au Kenya. Une fois incarcérée, elle a découvert que la plupart des femmes et filles enfermées avec elle étaient aussi victimes du même système défaillant, coincées dans une porte tournante, passant leur vie à aller et venir en prison du fait d'une mauvaise éducation et d'un manque d'opportunités économiques. Aujourd'hui libre et acquittée par la cour d'appel, Njoroge partage comment elle offre aux femmes en prison les compétences, les outils et le soutien dont elles ont besoin pour échapper au cycle de la pauvreté et de la criminalité et se bâtir une meilleure vie.

Ravi Zacharias International speaker.

Richard Njoroge was a 2013 Summer Fellow at Grub Street's 2013 Young Adult Writers Program. He recorded his story at the conclusion of the 2013 program.