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Top 40 Under 40 Women Feted : Dr. Fiona Moejes Named in Business Daily’s Top 40 Under 40
Daily Nation
On August 31st 2025; Mawazo Institute’s CEO, Dr. Fiona Wanjiku Moejes and Director of Finance Elizabeth Ngala, were featured in the Daily Nation following the recognition of Business Daily’s Top 40 Under 40 Women. The annual list is one of Kenya’s most prestigious platforms for spotlighting young women leaders under 40 who are driving change across diverse sectors, including business, technology, culture, sports, and advocacy.
Standard Media:
Mawazo Institute Calls for More Representation of Women in Science Research – March 2022
As the world marks International Women’s day, empirical evidence shows that, globally, women remain underrepresented in research and as a scientific field. According to the latest UNESCO Institute of Statistics database, only 31 percent of women within Sub-Saharan Africa are...
Niera, IDinsight:
Women Leading – What Will it Take to Bridge the Gender Gap in Leadership – March 2022
Our Acting CEO, Dr. Fiona Moejes was part of a panel discussion speaking on the ‘Women In Leadership’ webinar hosted by IDinsinght and NIERA. The webinar brought together leaders across different industries, development practitioners, researchers, policy makers and media practitioners...
International Year of Science Engagement:
Celebrating Women’s Herstory Month – Women and Girls in Science Engagement – March 2022
Our Public Engagement Lead, Kari Mugo was a speaker at the first International Year of Science Engagement (IYSE) Virtual Café, in celebration of the Women’s Herstory Month! She was speaking alongside other two Science Engagement practitioners about their work on...
The Standard
Kenya Power Should Rethink Strategy On Electric Vehicles: February 2022
Last month, Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC) announced plans to roll out a national network of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations, with the goal of unleashing new revenue streams and diversifying their business. In this article, Dr. Rose Mutiso...
African Portal:
Survey Findings – Two Years into COVID-19 Pandemic, How is Africa’s Higher Education sector Fairing? – February 2022
Even prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, Africa’s higher education landscape was stymied by multiple challenges. Underinvestment, poor leadership and low quality of education have had reverberating effects on the region’s ability to investigate and address issues affecting development. The analysis...