Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH @ProfKobia

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 @ProfKobia

4 months ago

Kenya's women's lived experience on access to justice in the context of land rights and ownership.

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Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH @ProfKobia

a year ago

@OliveMugenda Dear Prof. Mugenda and Family. Receive my heartfelt condolences for the loss of your loving mum. Your mum was your pillar with great inspiration in supporting development in the nation and beyond. May God give you and the family peace and comfort during this difficult period.

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Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH @ProfKobia

2 years ago

Gen Z has given us an opportunity to listern better, communicate better and be more accountable throughout all the structures of Govt. Gen Z revolution is timely and needed to achieve better life for all. Youthful Competent people of integrity are now needed more than ever before

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Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH @ProfKobia

2 years ago

Very saddened by the untimely death of Gen. Francis Ogola and all the other 9 senior public officers who passed on through tragic helicopter accident. May Almight God give the families affected peace, strength and comfort to bear the pain of losing their loved ones.

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Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH @ProfKobia

2 years ago

@mucheru It is with a heavy heart that I have received the sad news of passing of your loving mum. Waziri, may God grant you and the entire family peace and comfort during this difficult period. We stand with you.

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Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH @ProfKobia

3 years ago

@HonWetangula My most sincere heartfelt condolences to my sister Hon. Charity Kathambi and family. May God give you peace, strength and comfort during this difficult period.

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Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH @ProfKobia

3 years ago

Generalising that girls are engaging in sex for Fish or sex Pads is very disturbing. Data indicates that 15% of girls cannot access sanitary towels due to poverty and other reasons. This disadvantages girls access to education that is key to empowerment. Sen Gloria we soldier..

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Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH @ProfKobia

3 years ago

Faith based leaders have called for a consideration of a peaceful settlement of political conflicts. Organisers have no control how the demonstrations can result into unintended outcome. Today's interruption of Consumer Day event in Kisumu should not have happened. Lessons!!

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Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH @ProfKobia

3 years ago

I join Kennedy Odede CEO and founder of SHOFCO in raising a voice in corruption in recruitment of disciplined forces where the bribe is KSh 350k and we Kenyans appear helpless (today DN article). Each one of us can say No and stand for integrity in our space. We know it we see it

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Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH @ProfKobia

3 years ago

To promote diversity, equity and inclusion, 2023 IWD theme concludes that embracing innovation and technology to support women both in their careers and motherhood will accelerate gender equality for a better quality of life for all Gap; Only 32% of women use technology. (KNBS)

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Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH @ProfKobia

4 years ago

Regarding the supreme court ruling on sharing of properties during devorce based on what each party contributed needs careful examination. Women should not be disadvantaged. Contributions made by women need to include costed unpaid care work, including psychological support.

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António Guterres @antonioguterres

4 years ago

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.

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Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH @ProfKobia

4 years ago

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

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Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH @ProfKobia

4 years ago

@KipronoKittony @ZKittony Happy birthday to our mentor of women in leadership. May Almight God grant @ZKittony desires of her heart.

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Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH @ProfKobia

4 years ago

@Lesuuda Both parties have taken very strong positions without taking time to understand clarity of roles for the Gvn and MCAs. While organizational management principles need to be respected, life is about give and take. Both parties have antagonised each other too early.

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Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH @ProfKobia

4 years ago

Handed over the National Youth Service to the new Cabinet Secretary for Ministry of Youth Affairs, Sports and Arts, Hon. Ababu Namwamba. More 👇🏾 bit.ly/3zMxf1v

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Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH @ProfKobia

4 years ago

This morning, I officially handed over the Ministry of Public Service, Gender and Affirmative Action to the incoming Cabinet Secretary, Hon. Aisha Jumwa. More on the link. m.facebook.com/story.php?stor…

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Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH @ProfKobia

4 years ago

2/2 I am confident that Hon. Jumwa is up to the enormous task ahead and I pray that she will be divinely guided to lead the Ministry of Public Service, Gender and Affirmative Action to prosperity. Congratulations and the very best wishes for the future.

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Prof. Margaret Kobia, PhD, EGH @ProfKobia

4 years ago

1/2 I extend a very warm welcome to Hon. Aisha Jumwa to the Ministry of Public Service, Gender and Affirmative Action following her swearing in as the new Cabinet Secretary.