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In 2013 for instance, a record of 86 women parliamentarians joined the National Assembly, a historical achievement by any measure having come from close to zero representation in the house. However, long before equality, inclusion, and diversity became common concepts, and women could actively demand space in sectors dominated by males in the country, there was a group that stood out. Their voices and deeds represented what their fellow women desired. Many barriers blocked them from reaching their goals, but they pressed on and they stand out when it comes to politics. When politics was politics, there were pioneer women who were trailblazers at a time when it was hard for them to have a voice, but once they stood up to speak even the male dominants remained at bay paying attention to what they had to say. ....
Outstanding Kenyan Women Who Broke Barriers Founders of Book Bunk Trust, Angela Wachuka and Wanjiru Koinange, at McMillian Memorial Library. File As the world prepares to celebrate its women as it marks International Women s Day on Monday, March 8, a number of Kenyan women will be walking with their heads raised high. Some of these women have stepped up and challenged traditions occasioned by rather oppressive culture and societal norms. One cannot count in one hand alone the number of women who have stood out recently; putting their names and that of the womenfolk in the history books. They have followed in the footprints of the likes of Prof Wangari Maathai, Grace Onyango, Mary Elizabeth Okello, women who inspired a generation to challenge the status quo. ....
THE STANDARD By Grace Ng’ang’a | March 8th 2021 at 00:00:00 GMT +0300 The history of women questing for political leadership in the country is an interesting chapter in Kenya’s democratic evolution and shift towards the inclusion of marginalised groups. There is more to be celebrated than denigrated on the struggle women gone through to have a voice and be heard at a table of men. Leaders of the feminist movement endured a lot before a way was made for them to have a presence in political leadership. But the discourse of the feminist struggle has been waning over the years and the women’s movement that was vibrant in the 1970s through to the 1990s, dedicated towards total liberation of women, is now playing lip service to the cause. ....
Kenyan Politician s Biscuit Innovation That Saved Millions of Children Someone holding a biscuit Twitter Veteran politician Dr. Julia Ojiambo is arguably one of the most distinguished women leaders in the country having been the first female MP from Western province to be elected into Parliament after winning the Funyula Constituency seat in the 1974 general elections. She was the second woman after Grace Onyango of Kisumu to be elected into Parliament. Dr. Ojiambo is also a celebrated scholar, adding another feather to her cap on December 11, when she was conferred the Honorary Doctorate Degree, Doctor of Science (Honoris Causa). The Chancellor, Dr. Vijoo Rattansi (right) confers the Honorary Doctorate Degree, Doctor of Science (Honoris Causa) on Prof. Julia Ojiambo (left) on December 11, 2020. ....