Truphena Muthoni, the 22-year-old environmental advocate from Nyeri, has been ranked among the Top 100 Most Influential Women in Kenya, a major recognition of her growing impact in environmental conservation.
Muthoni has continued to make waves nationally, earning admiration for her bold and creative activism aimed at promoting environmental protection and climate awareness.
Her inclusion in the influential list places her among women shaping conversations and driving change across the country.
Muthoni’s Rise to National Attention
The young activist first captured national attention after attempting to break the Guinness World Record for the longest time hugging a tree.
In a powerful statement against deforestation and environmental neglect, Muthoni undertook a gruelling tree-hugging marathon, clocking an impressive 72 hours non-stop.
The feat surpassed her earlier personal best of 48 hours and sparked widespread discussion on environmental conservation and innovative forms of activism.
Muthoni Awaits Guinness World Record
While the achievement has drawn praise across social media and environmental circles, the record is yet to be officially ratified.
Guinness World Records has confirmed that the attempt is under review and that they are awaiting Muthoni’s formal submission and verification materials.
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