About Anne Wekesa:
I am paralegal.team player, Hardworker
Experience
I have previously worked in court. And there I learnt various things and how to connect with people and offer assistance where necessary.
Education
I completed my secondary education at Mama Ngina Girls High School.Embarked on Microsoft suite certificate course at Abaad Institute of Technology. I have completed a diploma in law at Mount Kenya Universityand currently studying a degree in law at Mount Kenya University
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Data visualisation consultant
3 months ago
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A private international organization (NGO) in partnership with the government has created new vacancies for graduates and undergraduates within Nairobi. Our company deals with Worldwide Business Inventions. · We are looking for ambitious and goal- oriented individuals to be par ...
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A private international organization (NGO) in partnership with the government has created new vacancies for graduates and undergraduates within Nairobi. Our company deals with Worldwide Business Inventions. · We are looking for ambitious and goal- oriented individuals to be par ...
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Territory Sales Manager
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