1617. My Unforgettable Years At Moi High, Kabarak - Mercy Mwongela

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  • Опубликовано: 10 окт 2024
  • You never truly know people, until you take the time out to get to know people. #ThePlayHouse feat. Mercy Mwongela #cta101
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    Mercy Mwongela serves as the Chief Customer Experience Officer, where she oversees Institutional Sales, Product Structuring, and the enhancement of overall customer and staff experience. Her responsibilities extend to leading the automation and end-to-end integration of the company's processes. With a career dedicated to finance and investment, Mercy brings a wealth of experience to her role.
    Throughout her professional journey, Mercy has demonstrated a purposeful commitment to crafting impactful customer journeys that elevate the overall customer experience. Her enthusiasm lies in creating exceptional boutique experiences and tailored solutions for clients and investors. Much of her career has been shaped by her tenure at the Dubai International Financial Center, where she worked for boutique asset management and education investment companies.
    Mercy's expertise spans various sectors, including investment banking, real estate, and education. She has held senior positions in finance, investment, fundraising, legal & compliance, and business development. Notably, Mercy has managed and raised over USD 200M in Assets Under Management (AUMs) across different dockets at Africa Crest Education Holdings and Investbridge Capital.
    Beyond her professional endeavors, Mercy is actively involved in initiatives that bridge investment opportunities between the UAE and East Africa. She played a pivotal role as a founding member of the Kenya Business Council - UAE chapter. In her personal time, she dedicates herself to mentorship programs aimed at facilitating education and empowerment for the African girl child and youth.
    Nabo Capital, where Mercy works, is a 3rd generation CMA regulated and RBA licensed Pan-African fund manager. The firm specializes in asset management, private wealth, and advisory services. Additionally, Mercy is associated with ACE Holdings, an investment company focused on expanding SABIS' presence in the African educational sector. ACE Holdings aims to establish schools across Africa, starting with Nairobi, Kenya, with plans for further expansion into South Africa, Egypt, Nigeria, Ghana, Uganda, and Morocco.

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  • @cta101
    @cta101  5 месяцев назад +4

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  • @sylviamwangi1117
    @sylviamwangi1117 5 месяцев назад +36

    Alot can be said about Moi, but his heart for children was in the right place.

    • @lemzywonder
      @lemzywonder 5 месяцев назад

      Agreed

    • @janetmacharia3121
      @janetmacharia3121 5 месяцев назад +4

      Its very interesting the way we have different perspectives about this man who ruined the lives of soo many people who were affected by the clashes of 92 and 97 in the Rift Valley. Loosing homes, parents, relatives. To me this person became the devil incarnate because of what he did to us.

    • @wanjirus4809
      @wanjirus4809 5 месяцев назад +1

      Very true.

    • @sylviamwangi1117
      @sylviamwangi1117 5 месяцев назад +1

      @@janetmacharia3121 that is also true. Just acknowledging that even in the midst of all ills that happened during his regime, there are those who say his hidden side of generosity.

    • @Blueboy-d8m
      @Blueboy-d8m 5 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@janetmacharia3121pole for what your pain. Sorry to ask you, did someone tell you that he ruined your lives or did you hear this from others? I need to know where this narrative comes from because it's truly confusing when the same person means opposite to others. I assumed the clashes were between 2 ethnicities not a directive from above. I say this because it's very easy to apportion blame on a person just because of his alignment.
      It's like you always hearing people that "the Smith" family are evil because one of their son's killed someone 20 years ago. You will end up passing this narrative to generations when it's not necessarily true about the whole family.
      I pray that God will bring justice to you and your family one day and I pray that you will heal from the pain and loss.
      Have you all gone for counseling?

  • @catherinek3409
    @catherinek3409 5 месяцев назад +8

    My father was the founding principal of Kabarak. Good to see the fruits of his labor.

  • @bornfacemwaura
    @bornfacemwaura 4 месяца назад +3

    As a teacher, this story is just life-changing.

  • @Wanairobi
    @Wanairobi 5 месяцев назад +9

    I wish such content was available when I was a high schooler. I think it would have been life changing 🧐

  • @susaneklow1326
    @susaneklow1326 5 месяцев назад +6

    That about feeding at mission school, I resonate… we suffered a lot of hunger…

  • @T.Marodza
    @T.Marodza 4 месяца назад +4

    Irregardless of your infirmities,grace has a way of placing you to where you belong

  • @christinekadima8677
    @christinekadima8677 5 месяцев назад +8

    Working from a point of acknowledging the blessings of God and not from escaping poverty.. so powerful and a game changer. Thank you 😊

  • @philwekhomba907
    @philwekhomba907 5 месяцев назад +7

    Kabarak is a great school. Blessed to have attended Kabarak; shaped who I am today. Moi was a great man and Patron to the school.

  • @kitawimwakitele
    @kitawimwakitele 4 месяца назад +3

    Oh lord. My first high school crush as a mono!!!

  • @janetmacharia3121
    @janetmacharia3121 5 месяцев назад +6

    I have respect for CTA, and good for you people who never had to encounter the ruin he brought upon the lives of many. Economic ruin, Nyayo House torture chambers where some of our own were put in. Clashes where I remember having to escape from.home with my two younger sisters who were 4 years then in tow. I was a child at only 10yrs at night escaping from people who were killing and torching the homes of Kikuyus. Tribalism is a monster.

    • @wanjirus4809
      @wanjirus4809 5 месяцев назад +1

      Exactly this. My family and I fell on the other side of the coin when it came to this man. Deep, deep wounds that have impacted generations.

    • @Blueboy-d8m
      @Blueboy-d8m 5 месяцев назад +1

      I know a Kalenjin - Major Belsoi who was beheaded in this same clashes. I truly hope that there will be a reconciliation meeting had where the two communities will sit down and talked about what happened - the truth, recognize the pains caused ,Ask for forgiveness and even though the loss of lives can't be reversed - it'll be a start so that we can stop hating a whole tribe because of some individuals who committed these crimes.

  • @zipporahwangui5411
    @zipporahwangui5411 5 месяцев назад +3

    Mzee Moi loved children,he loved school and loved education.My mum and I schooled in schools he greatly supported.I would look forward to his visits because that would mean feast and true to Mercy's word,he was like 'watoto wakule nyama' and a whole cow was chinjwad..He would even settle fees for the less fortunate. We also did do preps after friday we resumme class on Monday.

  • @TrizaKimundui
    @TrizaKimundui 5 месяцев назад +4

    I am lucky I went to the university as a govt. Sponsored. Kabarak University is a good place. I loved it

  • @ChristelleGM
    @ChristelleGM 5 месяцев назад +7

    Mercy you did well, at such a young age. Our childhood story is really similar but your determination out pass mine soo much. Well done to you, hope to see you one day

  • @aashirumargaretchege6527
    @aashirumargaretchege6527 5 месяцев назад +4

    Na mursik I saw it in Kimalel Boarding we were the ones was in charge in his dining.. Late President Moi was the best 👌

  • @joekaruga-Natka
    @joekaruga-Natka 4 месяца назад +3

    I thought Changez was dope but waah Kabarak is 🔥

  • @chikaabtwn2244
    @chikaabtwn2244 5 месяцев назад +9

    Moi was a terrible dictator he ruined Kenya's economy BUT he left a legacy in education, he built an education institution that will last !
    Other wealthy men leave zero institutions.

  • @josephinew.n.macharia3050
    @josephinew.n.macharia3050 4 месяца назад +2

    I remember that meat counting in Mountie and sometimes people would miss... Surely, growing children with limited protein ... Rights against humanity!! My brothers went to Kabarak, kumbe they lived in a different world from me.

  • @wanjirus4809
    @wanjirus4809 5 месяцев назад +3

    Those who were "close" to power benefited. Im here asking myself why God didnt give me such a chance and why He allowed Moi to carry out the atrocities he did.

  • @cosmasmutungi8017
    @cosmasmutungi8017 4 месяца назад +1

    50Gs was collosal back then. Ours was 22Gs a year.

  • @Luciafarms
    @Luciafarms 5 месяцев назад +2

    The truth
    I am a witness to what she is saying having schooled there.

  • @thomasochieng8402
    @thomasochieng8402 4 месяца назад +1

    I went to St. Mary's Yala, The School

  • @briankimotho5622
    @briankimotho5622 4 месяца назад +2

    To be honest l truly honor President Moi now....to all he blessed may he Rest in Peace

  • @Flexxtheman
    @Flexxtheman 5 месяцев назад +3

    President Daniel Toroitich Arap Moi is the greatest President Kenya has ever had. Kabarak is the best school ever!!

  • @aashirumargaretchege6527
    @aashirumargaretchege6527 5 месяцев назад +2

    If my parents saw something in me at Kimalel boarding right now I could be someone else the school was so great esp in education and talents walai everything swept away after transferred to day school at home which no activities coz of 1992 clashes and Kabarak is just outside there we're neighborhood 🥹🥹