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First anniversary episode of Njeri Talks Law

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First anniversary episode of Njeri Talks Law

Njeri Wagacha is a mentor to a group of young lawyers aptly named the "Njentees".

8 Dec 2021 38:46 Minutes Podcast
First anniversary episode of Njeri Talks Law

First anniversary episode of Njeri Talks Law

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First anniversary episode of Njeri Talks Law

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On this 1st anniversary episode of @Njeritalks, three of them, Eric Ndirangu, Camilla Ochieng, and Doreen Kiagora take-over @Njeritalks and interview Njeri on her career, the need for mentorship, and everything in between.

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