Njeri Talks Law

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  Njeri talks to Tonee Ndungu, Pan-African technology entrepreneur and AI advocate 09.12.2025 1h 5min

  As we close the year, this month’s podcast features an inspiring sit-down with Tonee Ndungu, an industry disruptor, girl dad, believer, and brilliant systems thinker. When a mind like his unpacks what AI is and where it’s headed, the conversation hits differently. Tonee shares profound gems on success, innovation, and the sparks that keep him chasing what’s next. Tune in to this unforgettable episode of Njeri Talk.
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  Njeri talks to Thibault Flichy, President of the French Chamber Kenya and MD at TotalEnergies Kenya 26.11.2025 47min

  Every month, CDH Kenya Partner, Njeri Wagacha, publishes a podcast.  On this month's podcast, Njeri had a powerful fireside chat with Thibault Flichy, Managing Director of TotalEnergiesKenya and President of the French Chamber of Commerce in 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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  Njeri Wagacha and co-host Ed Burbidge of ICON, talk to Biju Mohandas of LeapFrog Investments 04.11.2025 55min

  Every month, CDH Kenya Partner, ⁠Njeri Wagacha⁠, publishes a podcast called NjeriTalks Law, where she explores insightfulconversations with industry leaders. On this month's episode, Njeri had the pleasure of co-hosting with Ed Burbidge, Head of Emerging Markets at ICON, as they sat down with Biju Mohandas, Partner and Head of Healthcare at LeapFrog Investments.   The participants unpacked LeapFrog’s strategic exit from GoodLife Pharmacies, a conversation packed with insights on private equity, healthcare innovation, and health tech trends shaping Africa’s future.This is one episode you don’t want to miss, whether you are in the PE space, exploring impact investing, or simply passionate about the evolution of healthcare in emerging markets. 
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  Njeri Wagacha talks to Levis Nderitu and Patrick Oyoo 23.09.2025 47min

  Every month, CDH Kenya Partner, Njeri Wagacha publishes a podcast. This month Njeri talks to Levis Nderitu, Africa Region Strategic Advisor at Workplace Pride, and Patrick Oyoo, Head of East Africa at Open for Business. They dig deep into LGBTQ inclusivity in the workplace, the wins, the challenges, and how we move forward together.
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  Njeri Wagacha talks to The Hon. Justice Aleem Visram, a distinguished Judge of the High Court of Kenya 08.08.2025 48min

  This month she had the privilege of sitting down with The Hon. Justice Aleem Visram, FCIArb, a distinguished Judge of the High Court of Kenya. In a compelling and insightful conversation, Justice Visram reflects on his professional journey, shedding light on the path that led him to the judiciary and offering a rare glimpse into the intricacies of judicial work in Kenya.From navigating the legal system to unpacking how cases are deliberated and resolved, this episode is a must-listen for aspiring legal professionals and anyone curious about the inner workings of the courts. Justice Visram represents a new generation of judicial leaders, grounded, ambitious, and deeply committed to upholding justice.
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  A special episode featuring Njeri 08.08.2025 51min

  In a refreshing twist on NjeriTalks Law, this month’s episode sees the host become the guest. For the first, and perhaps only time, Njeri is interviewed by her two closest friends, Stephanie Omenai and Aleya Kassam.Njeri opens up about her early years, what drew her to law, her formative experiences as a young professional, and what fuels her enduring passion for her work.An engaging and thoughtful conversation offering valuable insight into the journey and professional ethos.
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  Njeri talks to Disha Copreaux, Chief Executive Officer at Red Lands Roses 23.04.2025 42min

  Njeri talks to Disha Copreaux, Chief Executive Officer at Red Lands Roses Every month, CDH Kenya Partner Njeri Wagacha publishes a podcast, Njeri Talks Law, where she engages in thought-provoking conversations with leading voices across industries. This month, Njeri speaks with Disha Copreaux, CEO of Red Land Roses, a boutique rose farm located in Ruiru, Kenya, specialising in high-quality spray roses for the luxury export market. In this inspiring episode, Disha shares her journey as a first-time CEO, stepping into a leadership role that feels like a full circle moment, having grown up in a family deeply rooted in agriculture. With a background in private equity-backed agribusiness, she brings a wealth of experience in succession transitions, change management, and business growth, while overseeing a team of over 1,000 employees. Disha opens up about taking risks, forging your own path, and the power of leading with purpose, proving that small can indeed be mighty.
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  Accelerating Change | Dream Big for Her 26.03.2025 1h 36min

  In celebration of International Women’s Day 2025, the women of CDH Kenya embarked on an inspiring journey to co-author a powerful book, Dream Big for Her, alongside34 of our female clients and peers. This collection of stories isdesigned to inspire, teach, and encourage women to take bold action and accelerate progress in their respective fields.Every month, CDH Kenya Partner Njeri Wagacha publishes a podcast. This month’s edition of Njeri Talks Law features a live discussion from the book launch, with insights from the authors on the inspiration behind Dream Big for Her. On 7 March 2025, we marked this milestone with a special cocktail event and panel discussion, where we explored the captivating narratives within the book. The event was a celebration of resilience, ambition, and the collective powerof women supporting women. As part of our commitment to empowering the next generation, CDH Kenya will be donating copies of Dream Bigfor Her to students at the Kenya School of Law. Don’t miss this engaging conversation!
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  Njeri talks to Phillip Aliker, Barrister and Chartered Arbitrator 21.02.2025 44min

  Every month, CDH Kenya Partner Njeri Wagacha publishesa podcast 'Njeri Talks Law', where she explores insightful conversations with industry leaders. This month, Njeri speaks with Phillip Aliker, a world-renowned dispute resolution specialist and arbitrator. Phillip is a Chartered Arbitrator, Barrister (England & Wales), Advocate of the High Court of Uganda, and a Foreign Legal Consultant in the State of New York. He is also a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. In this episode, Phillip shares his journey, from being a young barrister in the UK to pivoting away from litigation into arbitration. He also discusses his role as a mentor toyoung lawyers and his perspectives on the future of dispute resolution. Phillip exemplifies professionalism and excellence at the highest level.
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  Njeri talks to Paul Breloff, CEO & Co-Founder of Shortlist 27.01.2025 48min

  Every month, CDH Kenya Partner Njeri Wagacha publishes a podcast 'Njeri Talks Law', where she explores insightful conversations with industry leaders.   To kick off the year, Njeri sits down with Paul Breloff, CEO & Co-Founder of Shortlist. Paul, a serial entrepreneur, strongly believes in the power of African talent to drive business growth across the continent. Since its launch in 2016, Shortlist has supported over 1,000 companies and 1.5 million job-seekers across 30 countries.   If you are looking for a fresh start this year, this episode is the perfect place to begin.
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  Njeri talks to Risper Genga Ohaga, Group CFO of East African Breweries Ltd 10.12.2024 57min

  Every month, CDH Kenya Partner Njeri Wagacha publishes a podcast 'Njeri Talks Law'. In this month’s podcast she talked to Risper Genga Ohaga, Group Chief Financial Officer and Executive Director at East African Breweries Ltd about her career.   Risper epitomises excellence, exemplified by her remarkable journey. At just 32, she was chosen to lead Absa’s audit function, and she has continued to thrive, transitioning from audit to her current role as CFO. From her conversation, four key insights stand out: a) Be strategic in your career – Success often hinges on intentional planning. b) A supportive partner matters – Having a strong support system can make a significant difference. c) Reputation is crucial – Serving on a board is akin to a marriage; no one wants a tumultuous relationship. d) Authenticity wins – Staying true to yourself is always the best approach.
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  Njeri Wagacha talks to Faith Odhiambo, President of the Law Society of Kenya 03.12.2024 50min

  In this month Njeri speaks to Faith Odhiambo, President of the Law Society of Kenya, and a Partner at Ombok & Owuor Advocates. Together, they discuss Faith's pivotal role in defending the rights of peaceful protesters during the July 2024 protests in Kenya. She exemplifies true leadership and integrity.
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  Njeri talks to Kageni Mbungu, Anne Muruka and Evelyn Manasseh from M-Kopa 25.10.2024 41min

  Every month CDH Kenya Partner Njeri Wagacha publishes a podcast 'Njeri Talks Law'. In this month’s podcast, Njeri spoke with Kageni Mbungu, Director of Compliance, Anne Muruka, Head of Commercial and Legal, and Evelyn Manasseh, also Head of Commercial and Legal, all from M-Kopa Kenya. In this month’s podcast, Njeri spoke with Kageni Mbungu, Director of Compliance, Anne Muruka, Head of Commercial and Legal, and Evelyn Manasseh, also Head of Commercial and Legal, all from M-Kopa Kenya. M-Kopa is a UK-headquartered emerging market fintech that provides affordable smartphones and digital financial services and is “financing progress” in Africa. They talk about its impact; the role it plays in bridging the gap between lending and ownership in Africa. Throw in some humour and these inspirational women demonstrate that good teams enable progress, growth, and innovation.
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  Njeri Wagacha talks to Eric Mwangi, Director: Technology Innovation at Capita 26.08.2024 52min

  Every month CDH Kenya Partner Njeri Wagacha publishes a podcast 'Njeri Talks Law'. This month's guest is Eric Mwangi, Director Technology Innovation at Capita. Eric is currently a programme lead, working on the UK governments Level up programme. He is a founding member of Fairbanc and is investor and advisor to FINGO.  Listen to this success story which is an inspiration of all founders, entrepreneurs, and dreamers.
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  Njeri Wagacha talks to Jennifer Chimanga, Partner, Co-Head of the Africa Group, and Global TMT Sector Lead at Clifford Chance 31.05.2024 55min

  Every month, CDH Kenya Partner Njeri Wagacha publishes a podcast titled "Njeri Talks Law." This month, Njeri talks to Jennifer Chimanga, Partner, Co-Head of the Africa Group, and Global Technology, Media & Telecommunications Sector Lead at Clifford Chance. Jennifer, an English and Kenyan qualified lawyer, focuses on M&A in the Tech, Media, and Telecoms sectors. She has extensive experience in cross-border M&A focusing emerging markets, particularly Africa. In this episode, she shares her journey to becoming a Partner at one of the world’s top law firms, offering insights into her career, her perspective on Africa, and more.
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  Njeri talks to George Odo and Lilian Oyando 25.04.2024 1h 9min

  Every month CDH Kenya Partner Njeri Wagacha publishes a podcast 'Njeri Talks Law'. This months guests discuss the dynamic world of private equity and venture capital in celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Annual AVCA Conference & VC Summit held from 22 to 26 April 2024. Delve into the intricate balance between Africa's developmental aspirations and the pursuit of profitable investments. Njeri, engages in a captivating conversation with George Odo, Senior Partner and Head of Eastern and Southern Africa from AfricInvest Capital Partners, and Lilian Oyando, Associate Partner and East Africa Regional Head at Goodwell Investments.
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  Njeri Wagacha talks to Anne Muraya 03.04.2024 53min

  Every month CDH Kenya Partner Njeri Wagacha publishes her podcast 'Njeri Talks Law'. In March we celebrated International Women's Day and to commemorate this Njeri talked to Anne Muraya – Chief Executive Officer of Deloitte East Africa.  Anne talks about her long career at Deloitte, what she has learned along the way, and her life's philosophy.  This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking insights from a successful female leader.
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  Njeri Wagacha talks to Catherine Igathe 19.01.2024 53min

  Every month, CDH Kenya Partner Njeri Wagacha publishes a podcast 'Njeri Talks Law'. In today's ever-changing business landscape, effective leadership is more crucial than ever. This month's episode features Catherine Igathe, Managing Director, and Founder of Ortus Solutions Group. Drawing on her extensive experience in multinational companies and her passion for developing young leaders, Catherine shares her proven strategies for overcoming roadblocks, building resilient teams, and navigating the changing leadership landscape. Delve into the first episode of 2024, where Njeri and leadership guru, Catherine unpack becoming an effective leader and navigating the ever-changing leadership landscape.
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  Njeri Wagacha talks to Carol Musyoka 17.01.2024 52min

  In this month's episode, Njeri sits down with the accomplished Carol Musyoka, a seasoned professional whose journey encompasses a brief yet impactful legal career, a tenure in the dynamic world of banking, and the establishment of her own thriving venture, Carol Musyoka Consulting.In this absorbing episode, they delve into the experiences that have defined Carol's path, uncovering the lessons learned, challenges overcome, and the wisdom gained throughout her remarkable journey. Carol provides advice for young lawyers considering entering the legal profession and offers insights into striking a balance between a demanding professional life and personal well-being.
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  Njeri Wagacha talks to Wangechi Gichuki and Linda Anene 17.01.2024 42min

  In this insightful conversation, these accomplished women who serve as exemplary figures in the legal profession, discuss how they successfully navigate the telecoms industry in Kenya.  Wangechi and Linda share compelling narratives about their professional journeys, shedding light on their roles at Safaricom and its profound influence and extensive presence across the African continent. The discussion encompasses various facets such as regulatory frameworks, the integration of artificial intelligence, and the technological landscape post-COVID-19. Their stories not only inspire but also provide practical wisdom for those aspiring to thrive in the dynamic realm of the legal industry while maintaining a fulfilling and purpose-driven life. *The bank litigation referred to and cited in the Standard Newspaper was on 10 August 2008.