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Part 17 – A Tribute by MP West Mugirango, Stephen Mogaka Read by Wakili Danstan Omari and a Tribute by CJ Emeritus David Maraga

Part 12 – A Performance by the Field Marshall Band

Killer Kalazaar Variant Taking Toll on Kajiado’s Pastoralist Communities

Part One – Moderated by Valarie Okumu-Ojiambo, Legal and Socio-political Researcher and Consultant with Opening remarks by Wanjiru Gikonyo, Executive Director, TISA

Part Two – The Keynote – In-depth presentation of Kenya’s public debt by Dr Stephen Njaramba

Part Three – The first Panellist, Mr Rasmussen, Tobias Nybo, Kenya Resident Representative; International Monetary Fund (IMF)

Part Four – The second Panellist, Ms Wangari Muikia – Economics Expert and PFM Specialist. On the issue of Domestic Borrowing

Part Five – The third Panellist, Ms. Crystal Simeoni – Director, The Nawi – Afrifem Macroeconomics Collective (Nawi Collective) Pan – African Feminist Initiative, on Catalysing women’s effective participation...

Part Six – The Plenary

Part Seven – What is the role of private sector in the resolution of Kenya’s public debt crisis? A question answered by Dr. Simon Githuku, the Research and Policy...

Part Eight – The Second Q&A with Closing Remarks