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Crime and Consequence KEKenneth Thuita: Kidnapped, Discovered, and Trapped in TrialIn September 2013, 22-year-old Kenneth Thuita vanished just 30 meters from his home after helping his mother secure their livestock. What began as a missing person case quickly spiraled into a chilling mystery involving handwritten threats, ransom demands, and a white car seen idling near the family farm. Weeks later, Kenneth's remains were discovered in a remote bush in Silanga Village.As police traced burner phones, forged IDs, and old grudges, five suspects were arrested and charged. But after years of a slow-moving trial filled with circumstantial evidence and contested confessions, only one man was found guilty....2025-07-3027 min
Crime and Consequence KEBorn Cliff Odhiambo: A Bar, A Body and BlameOn the night of April 15th, 2022 in Masumbi village a quest for a boda boda turmned deadly. By dawn, 20 year old Born Cliff Odhiambo lay lifeless, his skull fractured, blood soaking the ground. Was it cold-blooded murder? Or a chaotic act of self-defense?Instagram: crimeandconskeTiktok: crimesandconske2025-07-2313 min
Crime and Consequence KEJW: A Mother, Her Baby and A FireListener discretion is strongly advised. This episode discusses the death of a minor. In December 2016, the burnt remains of a baby were discovered near Athi River. What followed was a chilling investigation that revealed not only the child's identity but also pointed to an unimaginable suspect: his own mother, Everlyne Martha Opicho. This episode examines the disturbing case of JW's murder, the evidence that led to Everlyne's arrest and the painful questions that arise when the person meant to protect becomes the perpetrator. Social Media2025-07-1616 min
Crime and Consequence KEJudith Ekaliche: Fresh Starts, Broken Trust, Justice DelayedOn the first day of 2010, Judith Ekaliche spent the afternoon with her boyfriend, Steve Nyangweso. By evening, she was seen in the company of Daniel Anyango Omoyo. Days later, Judith was found dead , her body battered, her skull fractured, her future stolen. In this episode, we trace the final moments of her life, the disturbing events that led to her death, and the years of legal delay that followed. Why did the man last seen with her plead not guilty? Follow for more:Instagram: crimeandconske...2025-07-0919 min
Crime and Consequence KEFelistus Munee: Rage, Control, DeceiptOn the night of February 28, 2013, Felistus Munee Mwalia was found dead in her home. Her husband claimed she had taken her own life but the truth told a far darker story. In this episode, we examine the tragic case that unfolded in Machakos, where a son's testimony, forensic evidence, and the pathologist's report revealed a chilling betrayal.Instagram: crimeandconskeTiktok: crimesandconske2025-07-0215 min
Crime and Consequence KEKimani, Muiruri and Mwendwa: Justice Interrupted, Kidnapped and ExecutedIn June 2016, a human rights lawyer, his client, and their driver walked out of a courtroom and vanished. Days later, their mutilated bodies were found dumped in a riverbed. This episode unpacks the chilling abduction and execution of Willie Kimani, Josephat Mwendwa, and Joseph Muiruri, and exposes the horrifying abuse of power behind one of Kenya's most shocking police killings.Who were they? Why were they targeted? And what does this case reveal about the state of justice in Kenya?This is not just a story about death, it's a story about accountability, courage, and...2025-06-1826 min
Crime and Consequence KELawrence Warunge: Bloodlines, Rage and a Kitchen KnifeIn one of Kenya's most chilling true crime stories, The Lawrence Warunge Case unpacks the brutal 2021 murders that shocked the nation.A 22-year-old university student, Lawrence Warunge confessed to killing five members of his own family in a meticulously planned attack at their Kiambu home.Inspired by dark crime series and fueled by resentment, Lawrence's actions and the involvement of his girlfriend, Sarah Muthoni raised disturbing questions about mental health, domestic conflict, and media influence on youth.In this episode of Crime and Consequences KE, we dive deep into the timeline, the confessions...2025-06-1129 min
Crime and Consequence KEMonica Kimani: Rising Star, Deadly BetrayalMonica Kimani was a young woman with everything going for her. She was wealth, beautiful, and had a promising future. But in September 2018, her glamorous life came to a brutal end in Nairobi's upscale Kilimani neighborhood. Who killed Monica Kimani, and why? Join us as we unravel the mystery of a murder that shocked Kenya and left a trail of secrets in its wake.Follow us on Instagram and TikTok at @crimeandconske for more true crime stories and updates. Don't forget to come back next Wednesday for another episode.2025-05-2824 min
Crime and Consequence KELenah Munyao: Betrayed, Pregnant, MurderedLenah Munyao was seven months pregnant when her life was stolen—by her own cousin. In this episode, I uncover how a twisted web of jealousy and betrayal ended in a brutal murder that took not one life, but two. The story is a chilling mirror to how quickly family ties can turn deadly. Follow me on TikTok and Instagram @crimeandconske Send me an email: njeriembugua7@gmail.com2025-05-2122 min
Crime and Consequence KEIvy Wangechi: Stalked, Hunted, MurderedIvy Wangechi was a young woman with her whole future ahead of her—until she was hunted down and killed by a man whose obsession turned deadly. In this episode, I trace the chilling path from Ivy's bright campus life to the brutal act that shocked Kenya and lit up social media with chaos, gossip, and victim blaming. It's a story that asks hard questions about how we protect our girls, how we talk about violence, and how a bright future was stolen in an instant.Find me on TikTok and Instagram @crimesandconske Send me an...2025-05-0754 min
Winning at LawThe Diversity of the Legal Profession- A Kenya Law Career Fair Special-01This episode is a snippet of Kenya’s First-ever Law Career Fair organized by The LawDown Africa, an online legal magazine. The event, which was held on the 31st of August 2024 at the Kenya School of Law, Karen Campus, bore the theme: Exploring Legal Horizons.
Therefore, it included a panel discussion on the diversity of the legal sector featuring:
Pat Mbugua of StanChart and former Partner at Walker Kontos
Mrs. Rispah Simiyu, Commissioner for Domestic Taxes at KRA
Ayieta Lumbasyo, Founder, Fertility Law Clinic,
Timothy Owase, CEO of Kenya Fi...2024-10-161h 21
Fellowship SafarisS3, Ep. 14 - Part 2 (Season Finale): Inclusivity As A Lifestyle - Dr. Susan Wamithi-GitaoListening to Dr. Susan Wamithi Gitao’s safari has the makings of an origin story for the books. She takes us through her medical education journey, while reflecting on key people in her family and career who helped make it all a reality, one day at a time. You do not want to miss hearing about one of the novel and most humbling paediatric subspecialties yet. Come learn about Developmental Paediatrics and the opportunities therein. You really do not want to miss out on this one. Should you want to reach out to Dr. Wamithi, her handle on X (Tw...2024-07-2950 min
Fellowship SafarisS3, Ep. 14 - Part 1: Inclusivity As A Lifestyle - Dr. Susan Wamithi-GitaoListening to Dr. Susan Wamithi Gitao’s safari has the makings of an origin story for the books. She takes us through her medical education journey, while reflecting on key people in her family and career who helped make it all a reality, one day at a time. You do not want to miss hearing about one of the novel and most humbling paediatric subspecialties yet. Come learn about Developmental Paediatrics and the opportunities therein. You really do not want to miss out on this one. Should you want to reach out to Dr. Wamithi, her handle on X (Tw...2024-07-221h 08
Fellowship SafarisS3, Ep. 13: From Kangema To The World - Dr. Joe MbuthiaOn our safari this week, we venture to Nairobi, where we encounter Dr. Joe Mbuthia, a consultant paediatrician and infectious disease specialist. Dr. Mbuthia graciously invites us to accompany him through the labyrinth of his life's journey, characterized by profound insights into love, vocation, and the pursuit of knowledge.
He imparts invaluable wisdom regarding the essence of being a lifelong learner. With a fervent dedication to continuous growth and self-improvement, he underscores the timeless adage that it is never too late to embark on a journey of learning and development.
Dr. Mbuthia's narrative serves as...2024-07-1547 min
Fellowship SafarisS3, Ep. 12: Cultivating Your Tribe - Dr. Leslie Walker HardingLet me introduce you to Dr. Leslie Walker Harding, The Chair of the Department of Paediatrics and The Associate Dean at the University of Washington. She is also the Senior Vice President at Seattle Children’s Hospital.
Dr. Walker-Harding takes us through her safari towards adolescent medicine and leadership. Transitions are hard and Dr. Walker-Harding tells us about cultivating your tribe to help with these transitions. Should you want to get in touch with her, please connect with her on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leslie-r-walker-harding-m-d-6b1a6410/
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Fellowship SafarisS3, Ep. 11: Living The American Dream - Dr. Stella OgakeI absolutely love it when a guest introduces me to another guest, this path has been peppered with some serendipitous encounters. 4 stand out in this season and this is one of them. There are a number of clinicians who have considered learning, training and practising in America and so I jumped on the opportunity to hear about Dr. Stella Ogake’s medical education safari spanning from Eldoret, Kenya to landing in the USA. This Professor and Associate Program Director of the Pulmonary and Critical care fellowship at Ohio State University shares her journey that is a blend of resilience, mot...2024-07-0157 min
Fellowship SafarisS3, Ep. 10: Putting Family At The Heart Of My Practice - Dr. Hana ShamsuddinThe safari this week takes us all the way to Malaysia where my dear friend Dr. Hana Shamsuddin, a family physician, specialised in adolescent medicine takes us through her journey of life, family, duty and passion as she talks about her motivations, her challenges and where her medical education journey has currently led her to. This dynamic wife and mother of 3 was so much fun to sit and chat with. Should you want to get directly in contact with her with further questions, please reach out on nurainul@upm.edu.my
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Fellowship SafarisS3, Ep. 9 - Part 2: Finding The Joy In Babies - Dr. Phanice OkaraToday’s safari takes us down a path that a lot of paediatricians have contemplated as a specialty. A significant number of paediatricians naturally gravitate towards neonatology as a specialty, and many have argued that it is the foundation of paediatrics. I had the fortunate opportunity of sitting with Dr. Phanice Okara who chose the road less travelled in the world of neonatology. Her mastery of words as she brings her stories to life was truly a treat as she shares her safari of neonatology training across two continents, navigating different health care systems, social bonds and where she is...2024-06-1737 min
Fellowship SafarisS3, Ep. 9 - Part 1: Finding The Joy In Babies - Dr. Phanice OkaraToday’s safari takes us down a path that a lot of paediatricians have contemplated as a specialty. A significant number of paediatricians naturally gravitate towards neonatology as a specialty, and many have argued that it is the foundation of paediatrics. I had the fortunate opportunity of sitting with Dr. Phanice Okara who chose the road less travelled in the world of neonatology. Her mastery of words as she brings her stories to life was truly a treat as she shares her safari of neonatology training across two continents, navigating different health care systems, social bonds and where she is...2024-06-101h 02
Fellowship SafarisS3, Ep. 8: The Heart of the Matter - Dr. David GithangaI am very excited to have interviewed Dr. David Githanga, a mentor in the area of paediatrics, cardiology and environmental health. His name has been synonymous with environmental health, and it was quite the treat to sit and hear how his formative years led up to this point in his life. His safari towards self-actualisation in his private and professional roles is definitely worth listening to. Should you wish to interact with Dr. Githanga more directly, please send him an email on davidgithanga@gmail.com
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Fellowship SafarisS3, Ep. 7: It's More Than Skin Deep - Dr. Carol NdarathiThis week's safari delves into the profound intersection of friendship and mentorship within the medical realm. Dr. Carol Ndarathi, a seasoned practitioner and specialist, takes the spotlight as she intricately navigates her journey from medical school corridors to specialist training. Through her eloquent narrative, she sheds light on the transformative power of mentorship, emphasizing its pivotal role in shaping her professional trajectory and fostering invaluable opportunities. As listeners embark on this safari, they're invited to glean insights into the symbiotic relationship between mentor and mentee, underscored by mutual support and guidance. Furthermore, this dialogue serves as a poignant reminder...2024-05-2741 min
Fellowship SafarisS3, Ep. 6 - Part 2: Muhoroni Success - Dr. Dan Odhiambo’This safari is near and dear to my heart. Dr. Dan Odhiambo was one of those guys who I quickly identified as an outlier in our undergraduate class for so many great reasons. What started out as a messenger catch up chat quickly accelerated into my requesting him to share his amazing medical education safari with us and here we are! Come join us as we take a peek into the life of neurosurgeon on his path to pursuing a collection of fellowships. Dan’s experiences are an eye opener into this intricate subspecialty, and he manages to do thi...2024-05-2038 min
Fellowship SafarisS3, Ep. 6 - Part 1: Muhoroni Success - Dr. Dan Odhiambo’This safari is near and dear to my heart. Dr. Dan Odhiambo was one of those guys who I quickly identified as an outlier in our undergraduate class for so many great reasons. What started out as a messenger catch up chat quickly accelerated into my requesting him to share his amazing medical education safari with us and here we are! Come join us as we take a peek into the life of neurosurgeon on his path to pursuing a collection of fellowships. Dan’s experiences are an eye opener into this intricate subspecialty, and he manages to do thi...2024-05-1331 min
Fellowship SafarisS3, Ep. 5: From Economics to the World of Adolescent Medicine – Dr. Rasika Singh, MBAEmbark on a safari of intellectual inquiry with Dr. Rasika Singh! Join us as we delve into the fascinating journey of intersecting academic disciplines and the transformative power of personal passion in shaping professional trajectories.
From a background in economics to a Master's in Business Administration with a focus on health finance, Dr. Singh's pivot to pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine is a testament to the dynamic nature of career evolution.
Through introspective dialogue, Dr. Singh illuminates the intricate interplay between individual ambition, societal dynamics, and the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare systems.
As voyagers...2024-05-0639 min
Fellowship SafarisS3 Ep. 4: Your Boy Will Be a Surgeon One Day - Dr. Karan GandhiThis week’s safari has Dr. Karan Gandhi, the country’s first fellowship trained hepatobiliary surgeon in Kenya at the helm. Come along with us as he walks us through his journey of self-discovery and actualisation as a surgeon and as a specialist surgeon on his medical education round trip safari from Kenya to South Africa and back. You for sure do not want to miss out on his mentorship experience, and the opportunities that this sub-specialty holds. #HepatobiliarySurgeon
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-Surgical training landmarks in Kenya and South Africa
-Subspecialist trai...2024-04-2950 min
Fellowship SafarisS3 Ep. 3: The Renaissance Doctor - Mr. Njalalle BarazaThis week, we are joined by "Renaissance Doctor" Mr. Njalalle Baraza. He takes us on a safari from Kenya to the UK, Canada and back to Kenya, on his journey to becoming a paediatric orthopaedic surgeon. Find out why I coined the term ‘Renaissance Doctor’ for him as you will get to hear about other elements in his life that help make meaning of his existence and his life experiences, outside of the operating theatre. He is currently based at the Aga Khan University Hospital, Nairobi. Should you wish to reach him, please drop him an email on njaleb@gmai...2024-04-221h 06
Fellowship SafarisS3 Ep. 2: My Path Into The World of Surgery - Dr. Karen MbaabuEmbark on a captivating safari through Dr. Karen Mbaabu’s inspiring journey to become an oncoplastic breast surgeon. In a realm historically dominated by men, Dr. Mbaabu, alongside other remarkable female surgeons, is rewriting the narrative. Dr. Mbaabu’s pursuit of oncoplastic breast surgery in the UK is a testament to her resilience. Join us as she unveils the intricacies of her “World Making” Her story unfolds with awe-inspiring strength and determination. Cue the theme music and discover why Dr. Mbaabu is transforming the landscape for female surgeons. Don’t miss this empowering tale! #WomenInSurgery #WonderWoman #OncoplasticbreastSurgery #KenyanFemaleSurgeon
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Fellowship SafarisS2 Ep.11: Discipline and Duty - Dr. Kageni MainaIn our 11 th installment, Dr. Njeri talks to Dr. Reuel Kageni Maina, an ENT Surgeon who subspecialised in Paediatric ENT in South Africa. He takes us through his discovery of purpose and duty in ENT surgery as well as the training that took him far away from home.
Dr. Kageni also shares about the impact fellowship training has had on the kind of practice he aspires to set up in Kenya.
Episode Highlights:
There are 8 ENT subspecialities ie: Paediatric, Otology, Rhinology, Laryngology,Head and Neck Surgery, Skull base surgery/Neurotology...2023-10-1644 min
Fellowship SafarisS2 Ep.10: Pioneering Requires Flexibility - Prof. Francis FuriaFellowship Safaris takes a journey to Tanzania where Dr. Njeri had a chat with Prof. Francis Furia, associate professor of paediatrics based at Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences. He subspecialised in paediatric and adult nephrology as well as paediatric rheumatology.
Armed with a passion for his patients and thirst for medical education, Prof. Furia walks us through his choices and paths and the doors it opened for a resource-limited clinical set up.
Episode Highlights:
Prof. Francis Furia is a paediatrician, an associate professor of paediatrics at Muhimbili University...2023-10-0943 min
Fellowship SafarisS2 Ep.9: The Stars Were Shining On Me - Dr. Susan NabulindoThis week, Dr. Njeri has a talk with Dr. Susan Nabulindo, a paediatric anaesthesiologist and anaesthesia and critical care specialist. She takes us through her medical education safari that landed her in the pioneer class of a Kenyan based subspecialty training in paediatric anaesthesiology.
She also speaks on the power of social capital and its impact on her maintaining balance in all her life roles.
Episode Highlights:
Dr. Susan Nabulindo is a paediatric anaesthesiologist and had been trained in the first cohort in Kenya.
Dr. Nabulindo is also...2023-10-0245 min
Fellowship SafarisS2 Ep.8: This Masters Had A Twist - Winnie Njuguna, NPThis week, we pass the podcast mic to a die-hard Fellowship Safaris Podcast fan - Winnie Njuguna, a Paediatric Advanced Practice Nurse/Nurse Practitioner specialised in haematology and oncology. She received her training in Capetown, South Africa.
Join this conversation as Winnie walks us through her medical education safari that led to her becoming a Paediatric Nurse Practitioner and the role an NP has in the dynamic African and Kenyan healthcare set up.
Episode Highlights:
Winnie Njuguna is a Nurse Practitioner, specialised in hematology and oncology.
Winnie travelled...2023-09-2544 min
Fellowship SafarisS2 Ep.7: Just Give Yourself Time - Dr. Fatemah BukhalafIn week 7 our safari takes us to Kuwait where Dr. Njeri has a chat with Dr. Fatemah Bukhalaf - a consultant paediatrician and adolescent medicine specialist based there. Dr. Fatemah takes us on her medical education journey through 3 continents and important milestone conversations that guided her path.
Episode Highlights
Dr. Fatemah Bukhalaf is a consultant paediatrician born and based in Kuwait.
She pursued her clinical fellowship in adolescent medicine in Toronto, Canada.
SCAN program-Suspected Child Abuse and Neglect program
Balint group: ‘A Balint group is a pur...2023-09-1840 min
Fellowship SafarisS2 Ep.6: Choose Your Hard - Dr. Muthoni Mwang’ombeIn our 6th episode, the host and creator of the Fellowship Safaris Podcast, Dr. Njeri has a conversation with Dr. Muthoni Mwang’ombe, a paediatric haematologist based in Canada. The story of her odyssey through masters and fellowship training while holding onto her faith and growing her family is inspiring and thought provoking.
Episode Highlights:
Dr. Muthoni Mwang’ombe is a paediatric haemato-oncologist.
Her medical fellowship training was done in Calgary and Toronto , Canada.
Dr. Muthoni’s Masters training was in Kenya and the United Kingdom.
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Fellowship SafarisS2 Ep.5: Physicians Deserve To Be Cared For Too - Chris TrevelyanOur 5th Safari takes us to a chat that Dr. Njeri had with Chris Trevelyan a psychotherapist, social worker and educator based in Toronto, Canada. It is important to have mental health care and learner wellbeing at the core of subspecialty training. Chris takes time to describe his work with medical trainees as well as the Balint model and approach with learners.
Episode Highlights:
Chris Trevelyan has a Masters in Social Work. He is also a psychotherapist, educator and a senior psychoanalytic candidate at The Toronto Institute for the Contemporary Psychoanalysis.
Balint group: ‘A Ba...2023-09-0438 min
Fellowship SafarisS2 Ep.4: Contributing To The Academic Mission in Medicine - Dr. Karen LeslieOur 4th episode transports us to a conversation that Dr. Njeri had with her mentor and teacher Dr. Karen Leslie, Professor of Paediatrics at the University of Toronto,an Adolescent Medicine Specialist and is currently serving as Program Director of the Adolescent Medicine training program. Dr. Leslie is a clinician-educator and has held leadership roles in Canada and globally in medical education. Karen walks us through her options, opportunities and failures that eventually led her to the meaningful work that she does in the fields of Adolescent Medicine and Medical Education.
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Fellowship SafarisS2 Ep.3: My Thing Is Women’s Health - Dr. Dorcus MuchiriIn Episode 3, Dr. Njeri has a chat with Dr. Dorcus Muchiri, an obstetrician, gynaecologist and fertility specialist who pursued her fellowship in Reproductive Endocrinology in the United Kingdom. As a self identified life long learner, Doki takes us through how her fascination in this specialty moulded her career choices to date.
Episode highlights:
Dr. Dorcus Muchiri is an obstetrician, gynaecologist, fertility and Reproductive Endocrinology specialist.
Doki pursued her fellowship and other further training in the United Kingdom.
Dr. Muchiri is also passionate about Women’s Health which is evident through her work...2023-08-2144 min
Fellowship SafarisS2 Ep.2: Call Yourself To A Meeting - Dr. Maureen NjorogeIn episode 2, Dr. Njeri speaks with Dr. Maureen Njoroge about her experience in a first-of-its-kind paediatric subspecialty training in Kenya. Maureen walks us through her journey of choice, passion and discovery into the world of paediatric neurology.
Episode Highlights:
Dr. Maureen Njoroge is a paediatric neurologist based in Nairobi, Kenya.
She was in the first cohort of paediatric neurologists trained by the Kenya Paediatric Fellowship program.
Maureen is passionate about mentoring other healthcare professionals interested in paediatric neurology. She can be reached on drmuthoninjoroge@gmail.com
This episode was...2023-08-1443 min
Fellowship SafarisS2 Premiere Ep.1: You Must Start Somewhere - Dr. Thomas NgwiriIn our first episode of season 2, Dr. Thomas Ngwiri shares his experience about the Kenyan subspecialty landscape and how this guided his choice of training in paediatric endocrinology. He also takes us through what it took to set up the paediatric endocrinology fellowship for national and regional impact.
Episode Highlights:
Dr. Thomas Ngwiri is a paediatric endocrinologist and the chair of the Kenya Paediatric Fellowship Program(KPFP), under the umbrella of the Kenya Paediatric Association.( https://kenyapaediatric.org/kpfp-about/).
The following paediatric fellowships are available to Kenyan paediatricians in the p...2023-08-0738 min
Fellowship SafarisEp.11 (Season Finale): Culture As Comfort - Mwakavi MaweuSeason 1 Finale: Dr. Njeri Karianjahi speaks with her husband, Mwakavi Maweu about the fellowship journey from his perspective. Mwakavi shares his experience as a spouse and the difficult conversations that he had with his wife before and during her fellowship, changes in his role in the family, looking for job opportunities in a new country and how his passion helped him cope during his wife’s fellowship training.
Episode Highlights:
Mwakavi Maweu is a seasoned banker and has a Masters in
Business Administration. He is also a self taught deejay. You can fi...2023-06-2631 min
Fellowship SafarisEp 10: How To Make an Impact - Dr. Renson MukhwanaEpisode 10 brings us to a different perspective on fellowship experiences for Kenyan medics. Dr. Njeri Karianjahi speaks with her mentor Dr. Renson Mukhwana about his fellowship journey in Kenya, the process of developing local fellowship programmes and opportunities for growth and impact in the regional medical space.
Episode highlights:
Dr. Renson Mukhwana subspecialised in paediatric endocrinology.
His fellowship was in Kenya, where he was part of the early cohorts in a newly established programme set up in partnership between local institutions and international partners.
After his fellowship, he went on to b...2023-06-1921 min
Fellowship SafarisEp 7: How To Care for Your Mental Health - Dr. Rose MungeThis week, the conversation takes a turn towards mental wellness and how to create sustainable habits. Dr. Njeri Karianjahi talks to her longtime colleague- turned- friend Dr. Rose Munge who is based in Kenya. Listen for insights about the opportunities for fellowship in Uganda and other African countries.
Episode highlights:
Dr. Rose Munge subspecialised in pediatric hematology and oncology.
Her fellowship was in Kampala, Uganda.
Through her fellowship experience, she also learned to create and maintain habits that strengthened her mental wellbeing and overall sense of purpose.
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Fellowship SafarisEp 6: Cultivate A Growth Mindset - Dr. María José Conejero MüllerIn this conversation Dr. Njeri Karianjahi talks to her friend based in Chile, Dr. María José Conejero Müller, about the experience of adapting to a new role in a new healthcare system, culture and country. Listen as they explore how to sustain a healthy mindset to overcome challenging times and achieve goals.
Episode highlights:
Dr. María José Conejero Müller subspecialised in pediatric hospital medicine.
She took her fellowship experience in Canada. She moved from her home country Chile to do the fellowship.
Her subspecialisation qualified her to be a ho...2023-05-2228 min
Fellowship SafarisEp 5: Navigating A Steep Learning Curve Together - Dr. Boekhren Karyostyko and Dr. Fazarina MohammedYour host Dr. Njeri Karianjahi speaks with a married couple from Malaysia who took their fellowship experiences simultaneously in Canada. This episode's guests are Dr. Boekhren Karyostyko and Dr. Fazarina Mohammed.
Episode highlights:
Dr. Boekhren Karyostyko subspecialised in echocardiography.
Dr. Fazarina Mohammed subspecialised in cardiovascular pathology.
They both did their fellowships in Canada at the same time and moved with their daughter for the fellowship duration.
Their experience as a family involved careful planning before and during their time in Canada as well as coordination that enabled them to succ...2023-05-1536 min
Fellowship SafarisEp 3: This is our Fellowship - Dr. Naomi KiniuIn the first guest conversation of this show, Dr. Njeri Karianjahi talks with her friend Dr. Naomi Kiniu who views her fellowship experience as a shared one with her family and support system. This is the first of several stories from cardiology subspecialists that will be featured in season one of Fellowship Safaris.
Episode highlights:
Dr. Naomi Kiniu subspecialised in pediatric cardiology in Malaysia.
During her application process she sought advice from mentors and colleagues.
Before beginning her fellowship, she took extra work hours to learn pediatric cardiology skills to prepare wh...2023-05-0125 min
Fellowship SafarisEp 2: My Fellowship Safari - Dr. Njeri KarianjahiDr. Njeri Karianjahi shares her fellowship story and highlights the inspiration for this podcast as a platform to bear witness to the fellowship experience for the benefit of medical doctors, their families and friends as well as institutions providing fellowship opportunities and support.
Episode highlights:
Dr. Njeri Karianjahi subspecialised in adolescent medicine in Canada.
She searched for several programs around the world and considered financial implications before selecting a programme.
She moved to Canada with her family for the duration of the fellowship.
The experience was a transformational opportunity to be exposed to...2023-04-2425 min
Fellowship SafarisEp 1: Welcome to the Fellowship Safaris PodcastWelcome to the Fellowship Safaris Podcast, a show about medical doctors of colour and their journeys to subspecialisation in their countries of origin and around the world. Dr. Njeri Karianjahi is the host.
Episode highlights:
This podcast is for medical or healthcare professionals who are thinking about going into subspecialist training.
Listen to the journeys of various professionals who've gone through fellowship training and different facets and aspects of their lives and journeys and get tips and tricks that you wouldn't typically get on the websites when you're doing applications for fellowship.
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CDH ConversationsNjeri Wagacha talks to Pat MbuguaIn the first episode of Njeri Talks Law for the year, Njeri Wagacha speaks with Pat Mbugua, Head of Legal, Client Coverage, Corporate Commercial and Institutional Banking, East Africa, at Standard Chartered Bank Kenya Limited. Pat was runner-up for the Lawyer of the Year at the 2022 Nairobi Legal Awards.2023-01-1352 min
Njeri Talks LawNjeri Wagacha talks to Pat MbuguaIn the first episode of Njeri Talks Law for the year, Njeri Wagacha speaks with Pat Mbugua, Head of Legal, Client Coverage, Corporate Commercial and Institutional Banking, East Africa, at Standard Chartered Bank Kenya Limited. Pat was runner up for the Lawyer of the Year at the 2022 Nairobi Legal Awards.2023-01-1352 min