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Njeri talks to Thibault Flichy

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

25 Nov 2025 47:20 Minutes Podcast
Njeri talks to Thibault Flichy

Njeri talks to Thibault Flichy

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Njeri talks to Thibault Flichy

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On this month's podcast, Njeri had a powerful fireside chat with Thibault Flichy, Managing Director of TotalEnergies Kenya and President of the French Chamber of Commerce Kenya. The conversation explored Thibault’s leadership journey, his vision for the Chamber, and the future of sustainable, innovative business partnerships between Kenya and France.

 

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