Friday, September 04, 2026
Young women in politics, from left: Charity Waweru (Gen Z Baddie), Roseline Alionya, and Wanjiku Thiga.
Photo credit: Photo I Pool
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Wanja Mbuthia
Charity Wambui, Roseline Alionya and Wanjiku Thiga are building political careers despite threats, sexism and online abuse.
Friday, September 04, 2026
Young women in politics, from left: Charity Waweru (Gen Z Baddie), Roseline Alionya, and Wanjiku Thiga.
Photo credit: Photo I Pool
By
Wanja Mbuthia

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