191 – Jamali Kigotho – Sustainability in Kenya

Brains Matter by Brains Matter

Jan 10, 2020Science & Medicine

In today’s episode, I speak to award winning Science & Engineering Monash University student, Jamali Kigotho on his keen interest in sustainability in Africa, along with a few other things! We discuss: –...

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