High Blood Pressure: Why Hypertension Remains a Silent Killer in Kenya
By Mishael Akinyi. High blood pressure, which is often called hypertension, keeps showing up as a big public health problem...
OPINION
Rising HIV and AIDS numbers spark worries among health experts
BY YAMARA SANDRA Health experts say they are, worried about the growing number of HIV and AIDS cases being reported...
Kenya’s Recurring Nightmare: decades of deadly fires in girls’ schools
By Achieng Kemuma Since that grim Bombolulu Girls High School fire of 1998, where 26 young lives were lost, Kenya...
Opinion: Eldoret Must Reject Mob Justice and Confront Rising Criminal Gangs
By Kimutai Kirui Human Rights Activits. A human rights activist has called for calm, rule of law, and decisive action...
WHO IS SABOTAGING THE PRESIDENT’S AGENDA IN UASIN GISHU?
By Kimutai Kirui, Human Rights Activist The unfolding fertilizer scandal in Uasin Gishu is not an isolated criminal episode. It...
Faith Healing, Medical Ethics, and Public Health: Lessons from Nakuru
By Eric Maina KamauHealth Economist & Marketing ResearcherBshrmlmr301422@spu.ac.ke Testimonies by medical doctors at Prophet David Owuor’s Nakuru rally have triggered...
Menstrual Leave in Nairobi: A Smart Investment in Health and Productivity.
By Hubz Media Reporter The Nairobi County government has approved a new policy that will give women who are employed...
THE KENYAN STATE CANNOT BOAST OF DEMOCRACY AS LONG AS WOMEN HAVE NO ACCESS TO POLITICS.
By Philip Janet Kavutha Kenya is fond of referring to itself as a modern democracy, but every election year, it...
THE REASONS WHY CITIZEN JOURNALISM IS TRANSFORMING THE NEWS LANDSCAPE.
By Philip Janet Kavutha In the contemporary media, citizen journalism is now one of the most disruptive forces. Through their...
SLEEP DRIVING AND HIGHWAY HYPNOSIS ARE SILENT KILLERS ON OUR ROADS.
By Philip Janet Kavutha When we discuss the safety of the road, we are referring to drunk driving, over speeding...
