Stories by: Daniel Kipchumba

Dr Dulcie Wanda, an oncologist at Nakuru County Referral and Teaching Hospital, says that the number of breast cancer was higher than that of cervical cancer, but currently, the number of cervical cancer cases has risen to tie with one for breast cancer,

“The youth should use the new media to flag out corruption especially in the health sector. They should use vlogs, dance music and any other skill that can be expressed to fight corruption,"

The reporter says that she has been receiving numerous calls from strangers, one of whom wants to help her track down the police who shot her three times on July 16, 2024, while she was covering the GEN-Z riots in Nakuru.

On Wednesday, August 21, 2024, several National and Nakuru County leaders attended and witnessed the company's groundbreaking ceremony. The Cabinet Secretary for Investments, Trade and Industry, Salim Mvurya, who was in attendance, said it is a shame that

The residents are calling upon the Kenya Wildlife Service to rescue them. In mid-2023, Kenya's Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife paid out $6.2 million to victims of humans-wildlife conflict. The compensation covered losses incurred by livestock and crops,

In a press briefing sought by Nakuru based journalists on July 29, 2024, while presenting a P3 form, Mr Josephat Kaimenyi the assistant Nakuru Regional Director, said that they have talked to the police to serve them with necessary information to further

A study analyzing sexual harassment in 20 countries finds that, on average, 40% of women media professionals have experienced sexual harassment of some kind in the workplace. Women and gender non-conforming media professionals are almost three and a half

The unprovoked shooting left her fellow journalists in awe because she was clearly adorning a press jacket that was visible from afar. The fateful afternoon incident attracted several stakeholders, including the Nakuru Journalists Association, the Media C

According to galck+ (formerly the Gay and Lesbian Coalition of Kenya), 53% of LGBTQ+ people in Kenya have experienced physical assault but only 29% of those people reported the assault to authorities, often due to fear that they will be revictimized if th

Beatrice is one of the many beneficiaries of Seed Savers Network's training; a social enterprise working with smallholder farmers to improve seed access and Agro-biodiversity conservation, which she admits has helped her in her agriculture venture.