Wakiuru Njuguna tears up the script after years of sticking to the plan

Author: Jackson BikoPublished on: June 4, 2026Country: Kenya
Business & EconomySociety & Lifestyle
Wakiuru Njuguna tears up the script after years of sticking to the plan

Approaching 40, Wakiuru Njuguna, founder of HEVA Fund, a creative economy fund, is rethinking her tightly scripted life. She now aims to build a Pan-African financial institution for creatives, where filmmakers and photographers can get loans and insurance with a click. She is discarding old habits, including her media avoidance, and embracing change.

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