Wanja Mbuthia

Faced with loss and burnout, he quit a successful career to become a present father.

Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: On World Menstrual Hygiene Day, Kwal announced a new Feminine Leave Policy, one paid day off per month for employees.

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.

An organisation called Zoe Empowers Kenya, trains young people on the basics of farming.

For long, farming has been associated with what your grandparents did and what you do when there is no other option.

From pigs to ornamental birds, chickens and fish, Kendi Mwenda is building a diversified farm while turning waste into income.

Rebeka Kendi transformed food waste into a thriving pig farm that now earns more than her catering business and employs eight permanent workers.

Natasha Webuye steps out of her office after another long day of planning. Her phone keeps buzzing with messages from women asking about the next

Two years after graduating, she is building a women’s business network with ambitions across Africa.

Charity Wambui, Roseline Alionya and Wanjiku Thiga are building political careers despite threats, sexism and online abuse.