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Sarah Mwangi

  • Multimedia and Communications Consultant, Freelance
Kenya, Nairobi
As seen in: Flipboard, Kenya Television Network, The Standard (Kenya), The Star (Kenya), Daily Maverick, Kenya Broadcasting Corporation, Nairobi Leo
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‎Devolution Conference: A forum for citizens or elites?

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By Alex Musikoyo, Sarah Mwangi
| Kenya Broadcasting Corporation Verified
Kenya’s 2010 Constitution ushered in a new dawn for governance. By creating 47 county governments, it aimed to move power, resources, and decision-making closer to the people. Devolution stood as the antidote to centralisation, opening the doors of government to citizens who had long been locked out.
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Kenya’s 9th Devolution Conference: A Call for equity, inclusion, and accountability

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By Sarah Mwangi, Alex Musikoyo
| Kenya Broadcasting Corporation Verified
As Kenya gears up for the 9th Devolution Conference in Homa Bay County from August 12–15, 2025, the nation reflects on the journey of devolved governance since its inception in 2013. The conference theme, “For the People, For Prosperity: Devolution as a Catalyst for Equity, Inclusion, and Social Justice,” underscores the need to assess both the achievements and shortcomings of devolution, and to chart a path forward that centers citizens in governance.
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Trust in Science of Reading to Improve Intervention Outcomes

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By Sarah Mwangi
| Flipboard
2 hours ago Dr. Sharon H. Porter (Dr. Sharon), Editor-In-Chief, Vision & Purpose LifeStyle Magazine and Media--Founder, Leadership SHP. Doug Reeves, in his book The Learning Leader, presents a compelling framework for leadership development through four distinct categories: leading, learning, lucky and losing. …
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