Professor of Management and Entrepreneurship. A Research Professor, African Womem Studies Centre, University of Nairobi.
Nairobi, Kenya
Joined January 2018
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Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH retweeted
Women are consistently on the front lines of support during times of crisis. Their efforts are essential to a strong, equal, inclusive recovery.
It is crucial that women play their full part, as leaders and participants at every level, contributing their insights and solutions.
Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH retweeted
Continued banditry attack and killing of two children in Elegeyo Marakwet is so painful. Preventing conflict and sustaining peace remains a challenge. Interventions need to establish links between security and development needs of the communities. Data and Innovation is required
Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH retweeted
The US through USAID is providing nearly KES. 27 Billion ($255 million) in additional emergency food and other critical humanitarian and development assistance to the people affected by drought in the Arid and Semi-Arid Lands. More 👇🏾
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Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH retweeted
Our goal at Huduma Kenya is to offer Mwananchi services in a cost-effective and efficient manner with reduced turnaround time.
Kuja Huduma Tukusort!
Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH retweeted
"In #Kenya, Peace and Security are central to issues of Gender and Gender inclusion as a basis for women to speak out on issues affecting them" ~ @CSMargaretKobia, CS Gender, Kenya speaking at the #WomenLedResponseNow summit #Women4Peace on Gender Initiatives in Kenya
Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH retweeted
1/2 The Cabinet Secretary for Public Service, Gender, Senior Citizens Affairs and Special Programmes @CSMargaretKobia will on Wednesday 13th July and Thursday 14th July issue 17,943 title deeds in Tharaka Nithi County and 9,347 title deeds in Embu County respectively.
Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH retweeted
.@CSMargaretKobia stressed on the importance of Heads of Government ‘s political will to make change.
To the Commonwealth, She recommended:
🟢The review of the existing accountability mechanism
🟢Validation of available tools
🟢Going beyond numbers
Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH retweeted
Prof.Margaret Kobia: The late president Kibaki transformed the public service. When he appointed his first cabinet, the list comprised of people with track record, intellectuals. ^RW #KibakiEconomy #BizCheck @obrienkimani @CSMargaretKobia
Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH retweeted
We are appealing to Kenyans to complement the government interventions in the current drought situation through:
📌Donating cash or bonga points by dialling *126#
📌Donating food packs from Naivas branches countrywide
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#PamojaTuungane
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Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH retweeted
@CSMargaretKobia: The government was struggling to change a policy to cash transfer because it is one of the solutions. After all, when people in arid and semi-arid areas have cash, they can go to a supermarket like Naivas and have freedom of choice on what they want to purchase.
Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH retweeted
1. The State Department for Gender in partnership with development partners and other stakeholders yesterday launched the 16 Days of Activism to End Gender Based Violence campaign at KICC, Nairobi.
#OrangeTheWorld
#16Days
Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH retweeted
4. The program is timely in the Public Service and will go a long way in strengthening value based leadership and supporting institutional building.
Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH retweeted
3. Further, I wish to thank both Emerging Public Leaders (EPL) and Emerging Leaders Fellowship (ELF) for coming together and joining hands with Public Service Commission to develop this programme.
Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH retweeted
1. Presided over the launch of the Public Service Emerging Leaders Fellowship Programme. The programme will develop and enhance the skills and competencies of young public servants.
Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH retweeted
Retired Civil Servants to enjoy medical cover courtesy of Govt - kbc.co.ke/retired-civil-serv…
Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH retweeted
@CSMargaretKobia : @PSYGKenya touches the heart of people. When we hear 'kwa ground ni different,' it should tell you something, that the government needs to do more, so as people at the ground feel their effort is for inclusion and improve the quality of life.
Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH retweeted
COVID-19 is jeopardizing hard-fought progress in girls' education. #GES2021 is an opportunity for us to change that.
@CSMargaretKobia #RaiseYourHand #FundEducation #SupportHerEducation
Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH retweeted
@CSMargaretKobia :The government has put down interventions providing support to self-help groups; men and women, the contribution of loans, uwezo funds, youth funds which are disbursed every month. This will support women, men, and the disabled. @VoiceOutGBV
Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH retweeted
@CSMargaretKobia :The number of GBV cases increased by 92% since 2020. Factors causing gender based violence include alcohol abuse poverty, domestic disputes, and drug abuse.
Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH retweeted
#Kenya can’t hit #GlobalGoals or #Vision2030 without 100% empowerment & participation of #women. Determined with @CSMargaretKobia @PSYGKenya @annamutavati @unwomenkenya to support #womenleaders through #GenerationEquality& fight #GBV & #FGM. @UnKenya #ElectionsBilaNoma @UNFPAKen
