A mother of three, her last born was only five when she was diagnosed with cancer

Surviving cancer gave me a new purpose in life

By DERRICK OLUOCH | 3mos ago

I overcame stigma, financial adversity and beat cancer, Selesa Mayi

It was her husband who alerted her to the lump in her breast

By AUDREY MASITSA | 9mos ago

'I match with guys in Tinder then have to work out how to tell them I have cancer'

Zoe was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour in 2018, and after months of treatment she's determined to get as much of her life back to normal

By MIRROR | 1yr ago

The moving story of Muchemi: Raped, attempted suicide at 13, diagnosed with breast cancer at 19

At 13, a horrific ordeal saw her attempt suicide then at 19, she was diagnosed with breast cancer

By SYLVIA WAKHISI | 3yrs ago

FEB 8, 2018

How my 27th birthday gift changed my entire life: Carolyne Ng'ang'a

When CAROLYNE NG'ANG'A turned 27, she opted for cancer screening as a birthday gift instead of a new hairdo.

By NANJINIA WAMUSWA

NOV 7, 2017

Survival rates for children with kidney cancer improve

Unlike in the past when nurses were moved from one department to another, the report shows the hospital has now dedicated oncology nurses to attend to these children.

By GATONYE GATHURA

Survival rates for children with kidney cancer improve

NOV 1, 2017

Jane Thuo’s fight against Cancer

The first diagnosis at a Nairobi hospital gave her a clean bill of health, but a second opinion revealed the three-centimetre lump was indeed a stage 2 cancer.

By AGNES AINEAH

OCT 22, 2017

Denial in cancer:wishing it away is a disease on its own

I felt devastated and lost; I wondered who I would share the sad news with. I went back to my hotel room and broke down. I pondered on how I would break the news to my husband

By LUCY K MARONCHA

Denial in cancer:wishing it away is a disease on its own

OCT 8, 2017

My products make cancer survivors feel complete

I was diagnosed with breast cancer in May of 2011 and I lost one of my breasts to the disease. The hardest thing to find was a bra, let alone a breast prosthesis (artificial breast).

By SHIRLEY GENGA

My products make cancer survivors feel complete

SEP 28, 2015

How Carolyn Ng'ang'a survived cervical cancer and started a foundation that helps cancer patients

When CAROLYNE NG'ANG'A turned 27, she opted for cancer screening as a birthday gift instead of a new hairdo. She narrates to NANJINIA WAMUSWA how this decision saved her life

By NANJINIA WAMUSWA