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thumb andew at home https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:At_home_andrew.jpg born: January 19, 1992 Nationality: Kenyan Occupation: Masculinity guru, poet, author Andrew Mwangi Mwihaki is a born Kenyan, the firstborn of three siblings. raised by mother Grace Mwihaki alongside his younger siblings, Dennis Maina and Agnes Wanjiku.His upbringing in a single single-parent household shaped his perspective on gender roles and masculinity. through his work, he addresses issues such as mental health, emotional expression, and pressures faced by men. Andrew is married to Mary Wambui, and together they have two children: Thayu Maina and Mutoria Chege. his family is integral to his understanding of masculinity, and he often draws on personal experience to inform his work. as a thoughtful leader in discussion of masculinity in Kenya, Andrew continues to impact lives through his writing and public engagements advocating for more nuanced understanding of what it means to be a man in todays world.
books THE BUSH WHISPERS.