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Njeri Wagacha provides a summary of the year's recordings

Every month CDH Kenya Partner Njeri Wagacha publishes a podcast 'Njeri Talks Law'. In this final podcast for 2022, Njeri extends her gratitude to her listeners for accompanying her on your journey and provides a summary of her 2022 podcasts.

12 Dec 2022 58:45 Minutes Podcast
Njeri Wagacha provides a summary of the year's recordings

Njeri Wagacha provides a summary of the year's recordings

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Njeri Wagacha provides a summary of the year's recordings

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Every month CDH Kenya Partner Njeri Wagacha publishes a podcast 'Njeri Talks Law'. In this final podcast for 2022, Njeri extends her gratitude to her listeners for accompanying her on your journey and provides a summary of her 2022 podcasts. 

Njeri recaps her conversations with:

  • Alex Muchilwa, Head of Legal at Opibus, discussing the development and launch of Kenya's electric vehicles;
  • Nicola Muriuki, Senior Legal Counsel at Tala, and Kevin Mutiso, Chairman of Board Digital Lenders Association of Kenya, delving into the regulation of digital lending in Kenya;
  • Lady Justice Effie Owuor unpacking her inspiring legal career;
  • Stephane Duproz from Cassava Technologies discussing data centres in Africa;
  • Chris Mureithi, a Growth, Personal & Corporate Development Consultant at Novastar, talking about mental health;
  • Reena Shah, Senior Legal Advisor at Nestlé providing insight into her in-house legal counsel role; and
  • Ed Burbidge of I&M Burbidge Capital talking about the start of his career, moving to Kenya, setting up Burbidge Capital, and the merger with I&M Bank.

In addition, Njeri looks back on her conversations with Tim Fletcher, CDH's Chairman on a shaky start in law, "white privilege" and bridging the inequality gap. She also engages with CDH Kenya Partner, Shem Otanga on Data Protection Regulation in Africa.

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