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13/07/2022

Kenya is full of homegrown talent and has had its name and flag flown on international platforms.

Many may know Kenya for its long-distance runners such as Eliud Kipchoge, Vivian Cheruiyot, Asbel Kiprop among many others.

Kenyan talent goes beyond sports and we have amazing thespians who have not only made it here at home but also in the global scene.

Notable names such as Lupita Nyong’o, Edi Gathegi and Benjamin Ochieng’ are some that have made it big in Hollywood.

Lupita is famous for winning an Oscar for her role as Patsy in the movie 12 years a Slave by Steve McQueen.

She was born in Mexico. She was partly raised in Mexico when her parents had sought asylum. Later on, her family moved back to Kenya where she went to school.

Lupita then went to study film at Hampshire College, Massachusetts.

She also worked as a production assistant on several films and graduated from the Yale School of Drama’s acting program.

Lupita has featured in locally produced films such as The Constant Gardner, Queen of Katwe and Shuga.

Her international debut was in 12 Years a Slave, Non-Stop, Star Wars: The Force Awakening, Black Panther, and The Jungle Book.

She is not only limited to the silver screen but has also acted on stage.

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09/07/2022

Nairobi 1973 🇰🇪
Meet Sabina Chebichi. Born on 13/5/1959 in Nairobi Kenya, she won her first marathon in 1973 while barefoot and wearing nothing but a petticoat. Sabina went on to become the first Kenyan female athlete to win a medal at the Commonwealth Games in 1974.

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25/06/2022

Meet - Captain Irene Koki Mutungi, Africa's first female Boeing 787 Dreamliner Captain. She is Kenya Airways' first female Pilot and Captain, she commanded first father/daughter flight and first all female flight crew in Africa.

Her father was a Pilot at Kenya Airways, flying with him from a very young age ignited her passion to became a Pilot and she never looked back.

At age 17, she attended flight school at Nairobi's Wilson Airport, where she obtained her Private Pilot's License. She went to obtain her Commercial Pilot's License from the Federal Aviation Administration, USA.

After obtaining her Commercial Pilot's License, Captain Irene Koki Mutungi returned to Kenya and was hired by Kenya Airways, as their first female Pilot and she has been with the airline for more than 2 decades.

She is currently commanding a Boeing 787 Dreamliner at Kenya Airways.

"My first flight was just few days before I turned 18 and it was the most amazing experience. My most memorable flight was the one I got to do with my father, it was his last flight in the airline, he chose to retire early and wind up his career with a flight he did with me and that was very memorable," said Captain Irene Koki Mutungi.

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23/06/2022

ONE OF AFRICAS YOUNGEST FEMALE PILOT

Meet - Audrey Maame Esi Swatson, Ghana's youngest female Commercial Pilot. She is a First Officer with Passion Air, a Ghanaian airline company, flying the Dash8 Q-400 aircraft.

She attended the University of Ghana Basic School for her basic education and Ghana Christian International High School for her secondary education.

At age 18, she proceeded to the Mach1 Aviation Academy in South Africa, for her flight training. At age 19, she had her first solo flight with Mach1 Aviation Academy and went on to obtain her Commercial Pilot Licence at age 21.

“Apart from God and my parents, I owe everything I am and everything I hope to be to school. Without the education I have received during my lifetime, the friends I have met and have networked with, the great teachers that have been there for me since day one, I would not be able to move on to a more positive place in my life.

I would not be able to have a chance to even become a pilot, to be given a chance to inspire other children that whatever they dream of, they can actually be. Education has fulfilled me and I am a more positive person because of it," said Audrey Swatson.

Let’s celebrate her 😍😍😍.

Women Power in Africa!

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10/06/2022

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