When TB Treatment Has to Fit Around a Young Person’s Life
At 15, 18, or 24, life is supposed to move forward: school, work, friends, and planning for the future. For a young person diagnosed with...
Author : George Kebaso
The pregnancies they survived — and the babies they could not save
Ruth Wangari knows the joy of carrying a pregnancy. She also knows the pain of losing one. Twice, pregnancy ended in loss. When she became...
Kenya’s debt problem is no longer just about borrowing — it is about tomorrow’s revenues
For years, Kenya’s debt debate has largely been measured in trillions of shillings — how much the country owes, how much it borrows and how...
Kenya Pharmacists Demand Bigger Role in Primary Care as Chronic Diseases Surge
The country’s pharmacists are calling on national and county authorities to urgently enforce the deployment of qualified pharmaceutical personnel to Level 3 primary health facilities...
Kenya’s TB fight faces Sh4.9 billion funding gap as 44 die each day
At least 44 Kenyans die from tuberculosis every day, according to Stop TB Partnership-Kenya, as the country faces a growing funding gap that threatens to...
After surviving MDR-TB, Joseph sees hope in a vaccine that could save millions
Joseph Muthuri Raiji knows what tuberculosis can take from a person.He has survived both pulmonary tuberculosis and multidrug-resistant TB — experiences that left him with...
ASK Harvest Festival puts farmers, technology and markets at centre of Nairobi Trade Fair
For farmers, the harvest is more than the end of a growing season. It is a measure of resilience after navigating unpredictable weather, rising production...
Kenya Turns to Banks to Finance Biodiversity and Green Growth
Kenya is turning to the banking sector and private investors to help finance its biodiversity and green-growth ambitions, as the government acknowledges that limited funding...
From teenage pregnancy to HIV: Farida’s story puts a human face on Kenya’s ‘Triple Threat’
From teenage pregnancy to HIV: Farida’s story puts a human face on Kenya’s ‘Triple Threat’ By George Kebaso At 19, Farida Adero has already lived...
Foreign Trader Crackdown Risks Reversing Kenya’s EAC Integration Gains, Migrant Network Warns
President William Ruto’s recent directive ordering foreign nationals, more particularly Burundians out of small-scale businesses risks driving some migrants away from visible and regulated livelihoods...