Kiambu woman representative Anne Wamuratha has talked of her journey while growing up, this in a candid interview with Nation.The Kiambu woman represents that her talkative nature always had her on the wrong side in school. She was always in the list of noise makers as she mention’s, and even when she wasn’t in school, she would still be listed. This would later shape her future as she started speaking out. Muratha would later become a journalist and media personality. She also tried out in the gospel industry where she says her first song didn’t reach the masses as she may have wished.That was back then in 1995.
She adds that she wanted to be a lawyer initially, but then het form four performance trashed the calling. In short, her form four performance didn’t warrant her a chance to pursue her dream. She would later be employed as a receptionist, she says, earning a monthly salary of 4000 shilling’s. Out of this, 500 was for her rent. The story continues, link continues.