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Eng Florah Kamanja has built her career in the energy sector and is currently passionate about nuclear energy projects. On this episode of She Means Business, Claire Munde talks to Florah on why she is determined to see more women take up careers in engineering, pointing to statistics from the Institute of Engineers of Kenya which shows that less than 20% of practising professionals are women.
| SHE MEANS BUSINESS | Nuclear Energy Champion - Eng Florah Kamanja
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