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SALOME NJAU

Salome Njau, a versatile professional, is an investor, public speaker, and grief coach. She’s also the Founder and Executive Director of the African Woman Development Network (AWDN), a non-profit. Salome is dedicated to empowering widows through retreats, conferences, and workshops, drawing from her personal journey of losing her husband. Her advocacy for widows’ rights has earned her recognition from influential figures. Salome holds an MBA and a bachelor’s degree from Kenyatta University, with prior roles at organizations like Action Aid and World Vision International (Kenya). She’s renowned for her work destigmatizing widowhood, endorsed by notable figures like Bishop Dr. Thomas Muthee and Rev. Joyce Kariuki. Media outlets like the Sunday Standard have recognized her initiatives. Salome has appeared on shows like “Kenya Believe It” and the Heaven Bound TV Talk Show, sharing widow empowerment insights. Her story has been featured in Woman-to-Woman Magazine-USA. Beyond her career, Salome finds joy in supporting her family, residing in Nairobi, Kenya, with her children, Tim, and Joan. Her enduring smile reflects her belief in timeless joy and positivity.

Books by SALOME NJAU

“Impacting lives with Christian literature”

TEARS OF LOVE-Navigating Life After Loss Of A Spouse

“Tears of Love ” serves as a guiding light for those who’ve lost a spouse, offering a roadmap through the labyrinth of grief. Drawing from both personal and shared stories of women who’ve walked this painful path, it imparts invaluable wisdom on rebuilding one’s life. In the aftermath of losing a beloved partner, the emotional upheaval can shatter one’s world, leaving them lost in the chaos of trauma. Yet, within this darkness, a glimmer of hope emerges, softly whispering that the heart’s wounds can heal. Discover the resilience it takes to rise again after losing a spouse. Explore the journeys of other widows who’ve not only survived but thrived in the wake of their loss.
 
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