About me
Wambua Muindi is a doctoral fellow at the Makerere Institute of Social Research. He has previously taught at the Institute of Languages and Literatures, University of Southern Somalia.
Fellow Status
Research Focus
My research interests are in African literary and popular studies.
Publications
1. Muindi, Wambua. “‘Why Were We Robbing Ourselves of a Future?’: Intersectional Climate Justice in Wangari Maathai’s Unbowed.” Climate Justice in Action: Activism and Adaptation in Eastern Africa, edited by Katie McQuaid et al., 1st, First Edition ed., Bristol University Press, 2026, pp. 18–30.
2. Muindi, Wambua. “Poetic Expressions of Night Work in Ja-Mnazi Afrika’s ‘Riziki.’” International Labor and Working-Class History 107 (2025): 115–120.
Publications
1. Muindi, Wambua. “‘Why Were We Robbing Ourselves of a Future?’: Intersectional Climate Justice in Wangari Maathai’s Unbowed.” Climate Justice in Action: Activism and Adaptation in Eastern Africa, edited by Katie McQuaid et al., 1st, First Edition ed., Bristol University Press, 2026, pp. 18–30.
2. Muindi, Wambua. “Poetic Expressions of Night Work in Ja-Mnazi Afrika’s ‘Riziki.’” International Labor and Working-Class History 107 (2025): 115–120.