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By Gatonye Gathura , The Standard

UN report ranks Kenya in top ten on maternal deaths

By By GATONYE GATHURA 6 years ago

UN report ranks Kenya in top ten on maternal deaths

Kenya remains among ten most dangerous countries for pregnant women even as the world becomes safer than it was two decades ago, according to the United Nations report.

Experts predict massive El Nino weather from July

By BY GATONYE GATHURA 6 years ago

Experts predict massive El Nino weather from July
WHO says antibiotics for common diseases no longer effective

By By GATONYE GATHURA 6 years ago

WHO says antibiotics for common diseases no longer effective
How too much TV, little or no real games is ‘killing’ children

By By GATONYE GATHURA 6 years ago

How too much TV, little or no real games is ‘killing’ children
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By By GATONYE GATHURA 6 years ago

Youth in Nairobi, Mombasa abusing 40 new types of drugs

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