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Women, children worst hit in Kenya as government, agencies scale up war against Aids

NAIROBI, KENYA: HIV/Aids first hit the country in 1984. Today, it has left in its wake untold suffering, with women and children heavily bearing the brunt.

The virus has caused suffering and death – wiping out families, leaving many children orphaned and consumed billions of shillings in efforts to stamp out.

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