TI-Kenya Staff

Mr. Kimeu joined TI-Kenya in 2010 from the Embassy of Finland, Nairobi where he had been the Governance Specialist since October 2007. He was previously a lecturer at the Kenyatta University School of Law and the Executive Director of the Kenyan Section of the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ-Kenya). He is an advocate of the High Court of Kenya and holds a Masters of Law degree in International Human Rights from the University of Notre Dame, Indiana-USA. He received his Bachelor of Laws degree from the University of Nairobi. Mr. Kimeu is in charge of the day to day running of the affairs of TI-Kenya and sits on its Board of Directors as an ex-officio member. He also serves on the Board of Transparency International having been elected in October 2017.

Sheila Masinde has over 10 years work experience in media, outreach, governance and programme management. She joined TI-Kenya in 2014 from BBC Media Action (British Broadcasting Corporation’s international development charity) where she was the Communications and Training Manager. She first worked for Transparency International  Kenya from 2009 to 2012 as the Advocacy and Communications Programme Officer. She has also worked at the Nation Media Group as a radio news presenter for Easy FM and online sub-editor, and I Choose Life as a Programme Trainer and Assistant Programme Manager. She also sits on the board of I Choose Life and serves in the resource mobilization and communications board committee. She holds a Master of Arts in Communication studies from the School of Journalism, University of Nairobi and Bachelor of Arts degree from Kenyatta University.

Harriet has over 5 years in research work. She has previously worked with Milward Brown East Africa as well as AC Nielsen Kenya Ltd as a research assistant. She also worked as independently as a research consultant. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Education from UoN as well as a higher diploma in Human resource management from the Institute of Human Resource Management.

Winnie Njoroge handles all Human Resource and Administrative functions at Transparency International Kenya and is an Associate member of the Institute of Human Resource Management (IHRM). She is an MBA-Human Resource Management graduate from The University of Nairobi. Winnie holds a BSc. Degree in Communications and Public Relations from Moi University and is a Certified Public Secretary, CPS- (K) -KASNEB. She previously worked at Sustainable Community Development Services (SCODE) as a Project Officer, Rafiki Deposit Taking Micro Finance as a Customer Service Relationship Officer and at the Standard Chartered Bank in the Consumer Banking department. She has an interest in community service and volunteers at Africa Cancer Foundation.

Titus Ogalo is a political scientist. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science and Public Administration from Moi University. He has experience in advocacy, governance, project planning and management and community mobilization. Previously, Titus worked in the Department of children and probation services and in the Public Relations Office of the Vice President and Ministry of Home affairs, SCOPE attached to the WFP’s food programme in Kilifi County and most recently with Kituo Cha Sheria where he provided leadership in implementation of various projects around access to justice and governance. He is currently pursuing a Master’s Degree in Political Science and Public Administration at the University of Nairobi.

Titus Gitonga is a lawyer with over 5 years experience in governance, policy, human rights and legal research. He first joined TI-Kenya as a legal intern between September 2013 – February 2014 and has subsequently served the organisation in various other capacities as a volunteer lawyer and consultant. He has also previously worked with organisations such as Kituo cha Sheria, Kenya Water and Sanitation CSOs Network (KEWASNET) and the Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA-Kenya). Before taking up his current position at TI-Kenya, he was undertaking his pupillage at Nyarango & Company Advocates. He holds a Bachelor of Laws Degree from Kenyatta University and has completed his Professional Diploma at the Kenya School of Law.

Psamson Nzioki is a seasoned environmental conservation and climate change professional with over 5 years’ experience in environmental law and policy, human rights, climate finance & governance, international climate change negotiations, advocacy and programme development & management. He joined TI-Kenya from Viability Africa where he served as a project analyst dealing with carbon asset management for energy efficiency projects, renewable energy projects and waste disposal & management projects. He has previously worked for the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights, the Kenya Forestry Research Institute and the United Nations Volunteers. He leads the climate governance integrity programme at TI Kenya. He possesses a Bachelor of Environmental Studies (Resource Conservation) Degree from Kenyatta University and is currently pursuing his Masters in Environmental Law from The University of Nairobi, Center for Advanced Studies in Environmental Law and Policy.

Caroline Ruto has over 8 years’ experience in social accountability, personnel management and research.  She Joined TI-Kenya in August 2011 as a Deputy Programme officer  having worked with Prasol  consulting Ltd , World Concern and   Horn Relief (International Humanitarian organizations).  Currently she is the programme officer in charge of the social accountability project within the Humanitarian Aid Integrity programme (HAIP)  that is being implemented in the 3 ASAL counties (Turkana, Wajir and West Pokot) through implementing partners. She holds a Diploma in Project Management and Bachelor of Commerce degree from Egerton University.

Peter Munyasi joined TI Kenya in 2016 as a senior software engineer with more than 3 years of experience in the computer science industry and specifically in the software development field. Strong technical and architectural skills, planning, designing and development of software from early requirement analysis to maintenance are his strengths. While he enjoys all aspects of his job, his favourite part is architecture and thinking ahead while building strong foundations. Elegant code always makes him enjoy work while at the same time lead to a successful product.

Mary Maneno is an Advocate of the High Court of Kenya. She holds a Bachelor of Laws Degree from Kenyatta University, School of Law, and a Post graduate Diploma from the Kenya School of Law. She is a member of the Law Society of Kenya, Mary previously worked at the Refugee Consortium of Kenya in 2011. She has also worked with the firm of Cootow and Associates Advocates. She has done extensive research and scholarly work on governance, land, the plight of refugees and internally displaced persons in Kenya and an analysis of reproductive health rights among Kenyan women. Mary is passionate about law and gender relations, human rights, legal research and legislative drafting

Sharon Njeri is consummate professional dedicated to making the aspects of project planning and implementation seamless. She is a Bachelor of Arts degree holder in Social Sciences (Sociology) from Moi University offering 5 years of experience in project implementation and administration. She was previously working as a Campaign, Advocacy and Lobbying Assistant in Pelum- Kenya with a focus on biosafety, protection of the environment, agriculture and biodiviersity in Kenya.

Elizabeth is an advocate of the High Court of Uganda with a Post Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice from Law Development Centre in Kampala. She has previously interned at the Commission on Administrative Justice (Kisumu), Transparency International Kenya (ALAC-Western), The Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs Uganda (Administrator General’s Department-Clerkship) and a Private Law firm in Kisumu. She is passionate in matters pertaining to observance of Human Rights and Advocacy on issues affecting women and youths.

Samuel is a lawyer by profession with a passion for advocacy, human rights and community engagement. He was previously a volunteer with the Advocacy and Legal Advisory Center. Samuel has also been involved in social accountability initiatives such as social audits and budget tracking in the health and education sector aimed at influencing policies. Prior to joining TI-Kenya, he consulted with Kenya Water and Sanitation Network on governance issues in Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) & Water Resources Management (WRM) sector, civil society networking and use of Integrated Quality and Compliance system in project monitoring and evaluation.

Wycliffe Asiago has over 10 years experience in the corporate sector, the most recent being Viscar Industrial capacity limited where he served as a logistics coordinator. He plans in conjunction with the administrator to facilitate all logistical activities and any other functions assigned for TI Kenya. He holds a certificate in Food Production from Institute of Commercial Management (ICM).

Della Wamalwa is the Finance Assistant at TI-Kenya. Before joining TI-Kenya, she interned at National Hospital Insurance fund, Konrad  and Adenaur Stiftung. She holds a Degree in Business Management from University of Eldoret and is currently pursuing her CPA course.

Maureen Gichana – Programme Assistant – Policy, Legal and Institutional Framework

Maureen is the Programme Assistant, Policy, Legal and Institutional Framework at TI-Kenya. She joined TI-Kenya as a Legal Intern in 2017 then served as a Volunteer Lawyer and Consultant (Democracy Policy and Human Rights). Before joining TI-Kenya, Maureen was a pupil at Mosi & Company Advocates. She is interested promoting human rights and good governance through legislative and policy changes, litigation and social accountability.  She holds a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) Degree from Moi University and has completed her Professional Diploma at the Kenya School of Law.

Phillip is currently pursuing his Masters in Public Policy and Administration from Kenyatta University and is a graduate of Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) with an LLB in Law and a post Graduate Diploma from Kenya School of Law. He has worked with Kituo Cha Sheria a center for legal Aid and awareness as an Assistant Programme Officer where he litigated on various Public Interest cases. He proceeded to work for Caritas Nairobi, a non-governmental organization as a Programme officer before joining International Institute for Legislative Affairs as Policy and Legislative Drafting Officer where he was in charge of policy and legislative development initiatives. He is currently a Programme Officer at TI – Kenya under the Governance and Policy. He is an experienced drafter and trainer on policy and legislative development with a keen interest in governance and human rights.

Kevin M Mabonga is a Communications Specialist with over Six years’ experience in development communication. He is the Deputy Communications officer at TI-Kenya.  Kevin oversees the communication needs of the organization through communicating the work and impact of TI-Kenya, its programmes, events and activities to internal and external audiences.  Previously, he worked at the Media Council of Kenya as the Communications &Information Officer. He holds a Master of Arts Degree in Communications Studies from the University of Nairobi and a Bachelor of Education Degree from Maseno University.

Abraham has over nine years professional experience. He worked as an intern at World Vision Kenya then moved to a Project Coordinator’s position in the areas of Sponsorship, Food security, education and Health and Sanitation. The Coordination was mainly designing programmes for all the projects, supporting the project officers in the implementation and monitoring and evaluation of the projects and reporting on the projects’ outcomes and outputs. Abraham joined TI-Kenya in July 2015 as a Convener in Humanitarian Aid Integrity Programme, Uwajibikaji Pamoja Project then became the National Convener, in charge of Uwajiabikaji Pamoja. The project is being implemented in 4 counties- Turakana, West Pokot, Marsabit and Wajir. Currently, Abrahams is the Regional Coordinator, North Rift Region. He holds a BSc Agricultural Economics and MBA, Strategic Management.

Abraham Mariita is an avid communications enthusiast with over 10 years’ experience in the field of Media, Communications and Development. Before joining TI-Kenya, Mariita worked with Pawa 254 as a Project Coordinator and previously at Internews Kenya where he served as a Logistics Coordinator for the media resource center. He began his career at Ghetto FM, as a journalist and later as the Station manager.  Abraham is experienced in Project Planning and Implementation, Developing and Implementing Communication Strategies, Media training and mentoring, Media relations, Marketing, Civic Engagement, Social media management, Advertising and Branding. Mariita holds a B.A. in Journalism and Media Studies – Development Communication, from the University of Nairobi, amongst other academic and professional trainings.

Jacqueline Wahome is an Advocate of the High Court of Kenya, with a Bachelor of Laws Degree from Kenyatta University and a Post Graduate Diploma in Law from the Kenya School of Law. She brings to the organization a wealth of knowledge in matters of law and advocacy, having previously worked with the law firms of Wanyaga & Njaramba Advocates, SOKLAW Advocates, and organisations such as the Kenya Maritime Authority and the National Legal Aid and Awareness Programme (NALEAP). She also previously interned with TI-Kenya’s Advocacy and Legal Advisory Centre in Mombasa.

Brenda is part of the team implementing the Action for Transparency Kenya Project. A graduate from the University of Nairobi with a Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work, Brenda has over 5 years’ experience in programs work with a passion in Advocacy, Community & Resource mobilization, HIV Programming, Capacity building of CBOs/FBOs and Behavior Change Communication. She has previously worked with Catholic Relief Services in a USAID funded program on HIV programming in Laikipia County. Brenda first joined TI-Kenya in 2014 and worked in a DFID funded project where she served as a frontline officer in the Service Delivery department. She is a self-driven individual who values team work as a key approach in confronting challenges and realizing success.

Charles is the Finance and Procurement Officer at TI-Kenya. He handles finance duties as well as overseeing all procurement aspects. Previously, Charles worked for Radar Limited. He has over 5 years’ experience in Corporate Finance. His experience spans various industries including manufacturing and service industries. A finalist of the  Certified Investment and Financial Analyst course, Charles holds a Bachelor of Commerce Degree from the University of Nairobi.

Rose is the Regional Officer, North Rift. She joined TI-Kenya as Intern in 2015. She is a passionate about  Project management and  Social Entrepreneurship. Rose holds a BSc. In Project Planning & Management from Moi University and is currently studying Arbitration with the Chartered Institute of Arbitration- Kenya.

Cecil Ollando – Intern, Advocacy and Legal Advice Centre, Eldoret

Cecil is an Advocate of the High Court of Kenya. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Law from Moi University; a post-graduate diploma in Law from the Kenya School of Law and has recently enrolled for a Masters Degree in International Relations and Diplomacy at Maseno University. Before Joining TI-Kenya he was a pupil at  Otieno Ragot & Company Advocates in Kisumu. Cecil is passionate about Intellectual property, Human Rights and Restorative Justice.

Janet Momanyi oversees operations at the TI-Kenya front office. She has over 5 years’ experience in marketing and customer service. Previously, Janet worked as an intern at Rapids Camp Sagana, She has also worked at Kanunga Solfin Limited and GNLD International as a marketer. Janet is passionate about community service as she is a volunteer with the Rotaract club members and Kenya Scouts Association. She holds a Bachelor of Commerce Degree with a specific major in marketing.

Thomas works at the Advocacy and Legal Advisory Centre, Western. He has previously worked with Transparency International Kenya (ALAC Western) as a volunteer, interned with Kenya Red Cross Society, and worked as a Research Assistant at Kenya National Bureau of Statistics and Warnnet Management Services. He holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Disaster Management and International Diplomacy from Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology. Thomas is passionate about good governance, disaster risks and vulnerability assessment, social research and community work.