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Wanja Mbuthia

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Sex, power and silence: Inside Kenya's workplace harassment problem Original

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By Moraa Obiria Verified, Brian Wasuna Verified, Wanja Mbuthia Verified
| Daily Nation Verified
On May 6, 1991, Nancy's supervisor, identified as a Mr Maina, physically assaulted her in his office. She reported the assault. Nothing was done. Six years later, on October 14, 1997, another supervisor, only identified as Mr Mathenge, suspended her from work after she refused his sexual advances. It would take her more than two decades, and a fight through Kenya's courts, to get justice.
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Meet the woman behind Kenya’s bold menstrual leave policy

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By Wanja Mbuthia Verified
| Daily Nation Verified
The making of the feminine leave policy at the Kenya Wine Agencies Limited (Kwal) began with a question that most organisations never stop to ask: What are we not seeing? For Lina Githuka, managing director of Kwal, that question has shaped nearly a decade of quiet, deliberate transformation. It is the same question that recently thrust her company into the national spotlight.
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Kenyan scientist who walked away from career success in Scotland to be stay-at-home father

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By Wanja Mbuthia Verified
| Daily Nation Verified
Perhaps the quietest damage often causes the deepest harm, especially for a man who has spent his life being told to simply get on with it. For Dr David Opar, a Kenyan development scientist in Scotland with a PhD in Nanochemistry, that quiet damage had been building for years.
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