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Water Access in Kenya Goes Digital with Ubuntu
Throughout 15 counties in Kenya, the startup Ubuntu Waterhub Africa has…
About Mercy C. Wanjiku Nduati
Mercy C. Wanjiku Nduati is the Engineering for Change Editorial Fellow for 2025. She has worked as an Editorial Assistant for the Industrial Journal and the Kenya Engineer. She has knowledge and understanding of engineering themes or topics such as ICT, Energy, Construction, Manufacturing, and innovation. She holds a bachelor's degree in communication and media from Egerton University and is a seasoned interviewer. When l am not working, you will find me dancing, listening to good music(Jazz, Reggae, Swahili bongo, and old school blues and rock), and trying new recipes.
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IP Improves Sustainability and Startups Should Invest
Intellectual Property law may be key to improving sustainability and achieving…
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Startups Should Embrace Systems Thinking for Sustainability
Engineers and designers who take a moment to step back from…
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Public-Private Partnerships Can Bridge Water Access Funding Gaps
Global spending on water access may have to triple before the…
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African Nations Power Up Their Shift to Electric…
On a typical day along the Nairobi-Nakuru highway, the majority of…
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ISHOW Africa 2025 Selects Biofuel, Malaria Testing, and…
A bioethanol system that turns agricultural waste into clean fuel, a…
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Africa is Primed for an AI Boom Built…
Artificial intelligence is advancing in a uniquely African context on the…
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EPC Takeaway: Kenya’s Digital Transformation Is Underway
A theme that emerged over the course of two days of…
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American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)
ASME Editorial Fellow 2025
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Mercy C. Wanjiku Nduati In 3 Questions
I am deeply inspired by the power of storytelling through various forms of media such as video, photography, and articles. l use these mediums of communication to inform, connect, entertain, and create change. What drives me is the opportunity to contribute through compelling interviews, and I’m constantly inspired by the dynamic intersection of journalism, creativity, and impact.
Information and communication technologies- Internet of Things, AI Renewable energies- Solar, wind Smart cities Electric and sustainable transport
I think my real-life superpower as a journalist is the ability to understand complex issues quickly and break down that information or issues in a clear and concise way.
