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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.

 

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CBC Radio:

Often Sidelined by Western Journals, African Scientists Get Their Own Peer-reviewed Publication – April 2018

“Symbolically, it’s crucial to show that we have a platform where exceptional science from Africa is being is being showcased,” said Rose Mutiso.

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Science Magazine:

Africa Cultivates Innovation to Boost Global Reach – April 2018.

“Wasting no time to begin to fulfill her longtime ambition to improve the lives of Africans, Mutiso cofounded and now heads the Mawazo Institute, a Nairobi-based nonprofit research institute that supports African female Ph.D. candidates whose research is focused on...

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African Utility Week: Research Interview – March 2018

“Exclusive interview with Dr Rose Mutiso, cofounder and CEO of the Mawazo Institute and member of the Advisory Board for African Utility Week taking place in Cape Town in May.”

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Thayer Connect:

Alumni Portrait: Rose Mutiso ’08 Th’08 – FEBRUARY 2018

“Growing up in Kenya, Rose Mutiso ’08 Th’08 always knew she wanted to be a professor. Now, she’s going one step further – by helping other African women achieve that dream as well.”

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Of Africa Magazine:

The Kenyan Scientist Who is Opening Doors for Women in STEM – December 2017

“In regards to the state of women in STEM, we need more data so we can figure out where the gaps are. Is it in high school where girls maybe get messages that science is boring or cool for boys?...

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Ufahamu Africa Podcast:

Conversation with Rose Mutiso and Rachel Strohm – October 2017