Maina Kageni is a radio presenter at Radio Africa's Classic 105's popular morning show, Maina & King'ang'i alongside Daniel 'Churchill' Ndambuki.
His show is among the most listened to morning radio talk shows in the country that tackles social issues in a lighthearted format.
Kageni scooped the Radio Show Award 2017 for the best talk show in the country at the SOMA Awards 2017.
Julius Yego is a Kenyan track and field athlete who competes in the javelin throw.
In October 2019, he captained the Kenyan national team that finished second at the IAAF World Championships in Doha, Qatar with a total of 11 medals.
Yego was the first Kenyan to win a World Championships gold medal in a field event when he clinched gold in the 2015 World Championships in the Javelin throw. He holds the African and Commonwealth records for the event with a personal best of 92.72 m.
In 2016, Yego bagged a silver medal in the Rio Olympics.
Mama Ida Odinga is a Kenyan businesswoman, activist and educator. She is the wife of Raila Odinga, the former Prime Minister of Kenya, Raila Odinga.
She has also championed a host of other causes, many focused on women, children and health in Kenya. Odinga has advocated for the prevention of breast cancer and fistulas, and eradication of the chigoe flea. She has also mentored Kenyan schoolgirls and sat on the board of directors for an organization which aids paraplegics.
John Kamau is a Kenyan Journalist, Historian and Biographer author currently with the Daily Nation.
In 2019, Kamau was recognised for his stories; Fertiliser politics: How Kenya’s bid for a factory was sabotaged, and Magadi saga exposes the ugly side of capitalism, published on the Sunday Nation at the Annual Journalism Excellence Awards.
He authored the Biography; Mwai Kibaki in Parliament and co-authored Mwai Kibaki: 50 Years of National Service.
John Kamau was feted Journalist of the Year 2015.
Esther Akoth is a celebrated musician who has consistently sold out shows and is known for her electric performances and kind heart.
Her intervention during the drought that hit Turkana warmed the hearts of many Kenyans, among them Rachel Ruto.
Though she didn't save the day all by herself, she was able to mobilze well-wishers in a way that earned her admiration even from perceived critics.
In just under two hours, she was able to raise more than Ksh1 million.
Rachel Ruto is the Second Lady of Kenya. During her tenure, she has become an advocate for women's rights and women's empowerment.
Through the Joyful Women Organization, she has spurred a table banking initiative throughout Kenya, and spreading to the rest of Africa.
She regularly holds prayer meetings and is heavily involved in the church.
Larry Madowo is a Kenyan journalist and a Knight-Bagehot Fellow in Economics and Business Journalism at Columbia University in New York.
He was previously the BBC Africa Business Editor. Madowo joined the BBC in April 2018 from NTV, where he was a prime time news anchor and talk show host on The Trend.
Mike Macharia is the CEO of SevenSeas Technology Group.
He is a qualified Chartered Accountant and entrepreneur, having founded SevenSeas Technologies (SST) Group at the age of 25 in the year 2000.
In April 2018, a business publication dedicated to commerce and agriculture issues across the country, Bizna Kenya, announced Macharia as the newest entrant into the billionaires' club in Kenya.
Dr. Manu Chandaria, OBE, EBS, is founding chairman of the East African Business Council and the Kenya Private Sector Alliance, an umbrella body representing over two hundred sectors and organizations.
He is a Council member of the University of Nairobi which awarded him a Doctorate of Sciences.
In 2003 Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II conferred an OBE (Order of the British Empire) in recognition of his community work and promotion of Kenyan economic interests.
Ken is a co-founder and also serves as the group Co-CEO of Cellulant, a leading multinational one-stop digital payments company.
In 2019, he proved to be the most resilient CEO of the year, considering that his company, which has firmly planted its roots across the continent, emerged from the dark shadows of the Riverside attack that claimed 21 lives.
The company lost six of its managerial staff during the mid-January attack.