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Margaret Anaminyi
Margaret has a multifaceted career background that includes teaching, Non-Governmental Organisations (NGO) work, and electoral administration. She has played a pivotal role in governance and promoting democracy in post-conflict countries in her roles as an administrator with the Kenyan Government and a specialist in United Nations (UN) peacekeeping missions with a cumulative experience spanning over three decades.
She is committed to mentoring and empowering young women to achieve their full potential. She is a counsellor, a meticulous organiser, and a nurturing figure to many. In her pastime, she sings in the church choir, enjoys a boat ride, and attends theatrical performances.
As a philanthropist, she is resilient, compassionate, and dedicated to making a difference in the lives of others.
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In this memoir, Margaret shares her journey as a pastor’s kid (PK), beginning with her dramatic entry into the world at home, where her father, a priest, served as her midwife. She reflects on her formative years spent with her mother in the village, the challenges of being sent to boarding school at the tender age of seven, and the limited time she had with her parents—only three months each...
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