How do you build healthcare systems that reach millions of people across emerging markets?

In this episode of Njeri Talks, Njeri speaks with Biju Mohandas, Partner and Head of Global Healthcare at LeapFrog Investments, and co-host Ed Burbidge about the investment story behind GoodLife Pharmacies, one of East Africa’s fastest-growing pharmacy networks.

They discuss how impact capital can scale healthcare businesses, the future of health insurance and preventive wellness, and why Africa’s healthcare sector presents one of the most important investment opportunities of the coming decades.

Is inclusion simply a social issue, or is it also an economic one?

In this episode of Njeri Talks, Njeri speaks with Levis Nderitu (Workplace Pride) and Patrick Oyoo (Open for Business) about the growing business case for inclusive workplaces in Africa.

They discuss how diversity influences innovation, productivity, and talent retention, the economic costs of exclusion, and how companies can navigate inclusion within complex legal and cultural environments.

The conversation also explores generational shifts in the workforce and why younger professionals are demanding more inclusive workplace cultures.

What does it take to serve as a High Court judge in Kenya today?

In this episode of Njeri Talks, Njeri Wagacha speaks with The Hon. Justice Aleem Visram about his journey to the bench, the realities of managing hundreds of cases, and why the future of Kenya’s legal system depends more on implementation than new laws.

They also discuss the role of technology and AI in the judiciary, the importance of public trust, and advice for young lawyers considering public service.

For the first time, Njeri Wagacha steps out of the interviewer’s chair and into the guest seat.

In this special episode of Njeri Talks, two of her closest friends take over the conversation and ask the questions listeners have always been curious about. From her early influences and career in law to the experiences that shaped her voice and perspective, this episode offers a rare look behind the podcast.

Expect honest reflections, personal stories, and a deeper understanding of the person behind the conversations that break down law for everyday people.

If you’ve listened to the show before, this episode will help you see it—and its host—in a completely new way.

Are you looking to climb the managerial ladder? Disha Copreaux shares the "un-teachable" traits that make an employee stand out and the importance of finding a sponsor who will take a bet on you.

"You can teach skills, but you can't teach attitude." [34:40] Disha shares her personal tips for career growth—from the discipline of daily to-do lists [36:12] to the power of ownership.

We often see the awards and the LinkedIn profiles, but we rarely hear the stories of the "mazes" it took to get there. In this episode, Reverend Emily Obaka, June Opio, Pat Mugwa, and others join the Njeri Talks stage to discuss Dream Big for Her.

From learning to "dance to your own music" after a 25-year marriage to the technical competence required to sit on global boards, this episode is for every woman (and man) who wants to lead with authenticity. Stop living for the outside world and start living from the inside out.

A must-listen for anyone feeling stuck in their current "season of life."

Phillip Aliker’s name literally means "Chief Trouble," and his life has been anything but quiet. After fleeing Idi Amin’s Uganda as a child, Phillip rose to the very top of the global legal ladder.In this deep-dive conversation, he discusses the "introspection" required to succeed as an outsider in London, the ethics of international law, and why he’s now dedicating his life to mentoring the next generation of African lawyers. It’s a story of resilience, technical mastery, and the pursuit of excellence.