State elevates JOOTRH to Level Six, unlocking funding and better care

Hospital staff automatically transition with pensions intact, ensuring job security as upgrade unlocks funding, better equipment, improved services for Western Kenya.

By 18 days ago

35 private hospitals closed over SHA fraud

Health CS Duale says the government has already shut down 35 hospitals nationwide found to be defrauding the Social Health Authority.

By 17 days ago

Kisumu Gen Z protesters confronted by goons, forced to retreat

One of the disruptors claimed they were not opposed to demonstrations but insisted that Kisumu should remain peaceful.

By 21 days ago

We are not part of tomorrow's protests, Kisumu Gen Zs

A section of Gen Z youth in Kisumu has distanced itself from the planned June 25 demonstrations in commemoration of those killed during last year’s anti-Finance Bill protests.

By 22 days ago

Nyanza police pledge security for Gen Z memorial demonstrations

Nyanza Regional Police Commander has urged Kenyans planning to take part in Wednesday’s Gen Z-led protests to conduct themselves peacefully and be mindful of the rights of others.

By 22 days ago

Youth battle cannabis use and few are breaking free

Cannabis joint, bud and hemp leaves isolated on black background. [Courtesy/GettyImages]

By 24 days ago

Albert Ojwang's family defends Ruto's Sh2m donation

Family spokesperson Harman Opiyo said the President acted responsibly, as a father of the nation, by calling Albert's father Meshack Ojwang’, and offering his condolences.

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How Kisumu's female coffin makers are defying gender stereotypes

In a small workshop near Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital in Kisumu County, two women are defying cultural expectations in a trade traditionally reserved for men.

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Beyond the smile: Lucy Kahoro's 15-year journey with Type 2 diabetes

Behind her cheerful outlook Lucy Kahoro, a 38-year-old kindergarten teacher and mother of two, struggles with Type 2 diabetes, a battle she continues to face with admirable courage.

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25 cases of Chikungunya confirmed in Mombasa

A Chikungunya outbreak has hit Mombasa County, with health officials confirming at least 25 positive cases following laboratory analysis at the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI).

By 1 month ago

New rabies vaccine strategy offers hope for rural communities in Kenya, Tanzania

Unlike traditional intramuscular vaccines, which require a full vial per patient, the intradermal vaccination method uses a fraction of the dose—allowing one vial to treat multiple patients.

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20,000km fiber laid as Kenya targets 100,000km network

The Kenyan government has rolled out an ambitious 100,000-kilometre fiber-optic network project aimed at accelerating digital transformation and equipping citizens with digital skills.

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PHOTOS: Migori police launch probe into another suspected cult- like church

Police reports indicate that two people have died and 57 others have been rescued from the premises where they were reportedly undergoing prolonged fasting.

By 2 months ago

How I overcame fear and stigma to win battle against breast cancer

In Kenya, due to the lack of robust screening, many women only seek medical attention when they notice advanced symptoms.  

By 3 months ago

Unsung Heroes: Caregivers lead a quiet revolution in child care support

Caregivers are the backbone of society, and no community can stand firmly without their indispensable contributions. Despite their immense value.

By 4 months ago

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Beyond the wet sheets: One man's journey to beating bedwetting stigma

Meet Dan Nixon, 21, a communication and journalism student at Kisii University, who grew up struggling with nocturnal enuresis—commonly known as bedwetting

By 5 months ago

How ignoring lump in my breast, led to a devastating diagnosis

For many women battling breast cancer, or any other type of cancer, the journey is not just about surviving, but also adapting to profound physical changes.

By 6 months ago

How heavy periods trap young women in a cycle of suffering

What started as routine menstrual cramps for two young women has evolved into a relentless struggle with a condition that has shaped their lives since their first cycles.

By 7 months ago

New procedure offers hope for patients with heart conditions

A new non-surgical heart procedure is proving to be a game changer, especially for patients with critical underlying conditions.

By 8 months ago

State elevates JOOTRH to Level Six, unlocking funding and better care

Hospital staff automatically transition with pensions intact, ensuring job security as upgrade unlocks funding, better equipment, improved services for Western Kenya.

By 18 days ago

35 private hospitals closed over SHA fraud

Health CS Duale says the government has already shut down 35 hospitals nationwide found to be defrauding the Social Health Authority.

By 17 days ago

Kisumu Gen Z protesters confronted by goons, forced to retreat

One of the disruptors claimed they were not opposed to demonstrations but insisted that Kisumu should remain peaceful.

By 21 days ago

We are not part of tomorrow's protests, Kisumu Gen Zs

A section of Gen Z youth in Kisumu has distanced itself from the planned June 25 demonstrations in commemoration of those killed during last year’s anti-Finance Bill protests.

By 22 days ago

Nyanza police pledge security for Gen Z memorial demonstrations

Nyanza Regional Police Commander has urged Kenyans planning to take part in Wednesday’s Gen Z-led protests to conduct themselves peacefully and be mindful of the rights of others.

By 22 days ago

Youth battle cannabis use and few are breaking free

Cannabis joint, bud and hemp leaves isolated on black background. [Courtesy/GettyImages]

By 24 days ago

Albert Ojwang's family defends Ruto's Sh2m donation

Family spokesperson Harman Opiyo said the President acted responsibly, as a father of the nation, by calling Albert's father Meshack Ojwang’, and offering his condolences.

By 29 days ago

Premium

How Kisumu's female coffin makers are defying gender stereotypes

In a small workshop near Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital in Kisumu County, two women are defying cultural expectations in a trade traditionally reserved for men.

By 29 days ago

Premium

Beyond the smile: Lucy Kahoro's 15-year journey with Type 2 diabetes

Behind her cheerful outlook Lucy Kahoro, a 38-year-old kindergarten teacher and mother of two, struggles with Type 2 diabetes, a battle she continues to face with admirable courage.

By 1 month ago

25 cases of Chikungunya confirmed in Mombasa

A Chikungunya outbreak has hit Mombasa County, with health officials confirming at least 25 positive cases following laboratory analysis at the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI).

By 1 month ago

New rabies vaccine strategy offers hope for rural communities in Kenya, Tanzania

Unlike traditional intramuscular vaccines, which require a full vial per patient, the intradermal vaccination method uses a fraction of the dose—allowing one vial to treat multiple patients.

By 1 month ago

20,000km fiber laid as Kenya targets 100,000km network

The Kenyan government has rolled out an ambitious 100,000-kilometre fiber-optic network project aimed at accelerating digital transformation and equipping citizens with digital skills.

By 2 months ago

PHOTOS: Migori police launch probe into another suspected cult- like church

Police reports indicate that two people have died and 57 others have been rescued from the premises where they were reportedly undergoing prolonged fasting.

By 2 months ago

How I overcame fear and stigma to win battle against breast cancer

In Kenya, due to the lack of robust screening, many women only seek medical attention when they notice advanced symptoms.  

By 3 months ago

Unsung Heroes: Caregivers lead a quiet revolution in child care support

Caregivers are the backbone of society, and no community can stand firmly without their indispensable contributions. Despite their immense value.

By 4 months ago

Premium

Beyond the wet sheets: One man's journey to beating bedwetting stigma

Meet Dan Nixon, 21, a communication and journalism student at Kisii University, who grew up struggling with nocturnal enuresis—commonly known as bedwetting

By 5 months ago

How ignoring lump in my breast, led to a devastating diagnosis

For many women battling breast cancer, or any other type of cancer, the journey is not just about surviving, but also adapting to profound physical changes.

By 6 months ago

How heavy periods trap young women in a cycle of suffering

What started as routine menstrual cramps for two young women has evolved into a relentless struggle with a condition that has shaped their lives since their first cycles.

By 7 months ago

New procedure offers hope for patients with heart conditions

A new non-surgical heart procedure is proving to be a game changer, especially for patients with critical underlying conditions.

By 8 months ago

State elevates JOOTRH to Level Six, unlocking funding and better care

Hospital staff automatically transition with pensions intact, ensuring job security as upgrade unlocks funding, better equipment, improved services for Western Kenya.

By 18 days ago

35 private hospitals closed over SHA fraud

Health CS Duale says the government has already shut down 35 hospitals nationwide found to be defrauding the Social Health Authority.

By 17 days ago