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Christine Kariuki

 

Christine Kariuki is a 21-year-old Kenyan graduate from the University of South Wales, United Kingdom, who studied Strategic Business Information, Science and Technology. She is currently working in the energy sector in Kenya with Vivo Kenya, commonly known as Shell Petroleum. Christine comes from a background where she was always taught to question and critically think through affairs. In that regard, writing slowly enabled her to express her thoughts when she knew nowhere else to share her thinking process. Her passion lies in writing about life and the events that take place around us. As a result of being blessed with great exposure, she has come to love and appreciate Africa and view it from a different angle. Christine wants to write and express more on the beauty of Africa and have meaningful discussions on how, and what we can do, to change things.

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