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Dr. Rani Ramchandani, HSC, emerges as the 2025 Social and Community Services winner in the Jamhuri Kenya Awards

November 24, 2025 PRISTONE 1 min read

Nakuru-based Philanthropist Dr. Rani Ramchandani, HSC, has emerged as the 2025 Social and Community Services winner in the Jamhuri Kenya Awards.

“We are proud to announce that Nakuru-based philanthropist, Dr. Rani Ramchandani, HSC, emerged as the 2025 Social and Community Services Category Winner, receiving the Disability Inclusion and Accessibility Award 2025,”

Dr. Rani Ramchandani, HSC was also lauded for the honour of celebrating remarkable change makers and visionary leaders from diverse sectors—individuals whose dedication continues to uplift communities and drive impactful transformation across our nation.

The Jamhuri Kenya Awards – Heroes Awarding Ceremony Gala was held on November 22, 2025 at the prestigious Argyle Grand Hotel.

It was a night of inspiration, pride, and celebration.

The event opened with a breathtaking performance by the SQS Dance Crew, whose artistic brilliance perfectly reflected theme of peace and unity.

Their captivating dance set the tone for an evening filled with hope, togetherness, and national pride.

The organizers congratulated all the 2025 award winners terming their achievements  a powerful reminder that excellence emerges where passion, purpose, and unity come together.

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