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Njeri talks to Opibus

Every month CDH Kenya Partner, Njeri Wagacha publishes a podcast 'Njeri Talks Law'.

1 Feb 2022 23:38 Minutes Podcast
Njeri talks to Opibus

Njeri talks to Opibus

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Njeri talks to Opibus

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On this year's first episode Njeri Wagacha talks to Opibus a Swedish-Kenyan company that has developed and launched Kenya's first electric bus. Watch or listen to the interview below.

 

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