Each November, beards appear where clean chins once were. What seems like a simple change in grooming is part of a movement known as No Shave November

Breast cancer brings with it physical, emotional and financial challenges, a reality Diana Mureithi has lived with since her diagnosis three years ago

Awareness and screening remain major gaps. Research shows that fewer than 14 per cent of Kenyan women of reproductive age have ever had a clinical breast examination

“For many mothers, when disaster strikes, our default panic mode is our children,” she writes. “Who will look after my children? If I die, who will take care of them? It is a sad reality to face"

Each November, beards appear where clean chins once were. What seems like a simple change in grooming is part of a movement known as No Shave November

Breast cancer brings with it physical, emotional and financial challenges, a reality Diana Mureithi has lived with since her diagnosis three years ago

Awareness and screening remain major gaps. Research shows that fewer than 14 per cent of Kenyan women of reproductive age have ever had a clinical breast examination

“For many mothers, when disaster strikes, our default panic mode is our children,” she writes. “Who will look after my children? If I die, who will take care of them? It is a sad reality to face"

Each November, beards appear where clean chins once were. What seems like a simple change in grooming is part of a movement known as No Shave November

Breast cancer brings with it physical, emotional and financial challenges, a reality Diana Mureithi has lived with since her diagnosis three years ago

Awareness and screening remain major gaps. Research shows that fewer than 14 per cent of Kenyan women of reproductive age have ever had a clinical breast examination

“For many mothers, when disaster strikes, our default panic mode is our children,” she writes. “Who will look after my children? If I die, who will take care of them? It is a sad reality to face"