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WHO reveals that the disease can spread among domestic animals majorly through various species of mosquitoes. In humans, the disease could be spread once an individual comes into c...

“The elevation of Dr. Fred Matiang’i as the Deputy Party Leader of Jubilee is a politically strategic move for Uhuru to remain relevant in national politics, even without being dir...

Hosting the event on the continent ensures that global conversations will better reflect the realities faced by low and middle income countries where the burden of cancer is increa...

Speaking in Doha, Qatar, where he is attending the United Nations Social Development Summit (WSSD2), Ruto has emphasized that the government is not only streamlining documentation...

Journalists are the light bearers of the masses and keep them informed while they watch over government organizations and leaders to account. However, journalists have been attacke...

By giving tacit acceptance to a neighbours heavily criticized poll, Kenya signals that legitimacy is optional, that stability can trump fairness. That sets a dangerous precedent no...

In the media world, the rush to chase stories often lands journalists in harm’s way. Whether it’s covering a protest, a landslide, or any other natural disaster, the chances of ret...

When journalists face harassment, the cost is not only personal. It affects the depth of our public conversations, the strength of our institutions, and the credibility of our demo...

Kenya marked the global day against impunity for crimes targeting journalists, with a strong focus on AI-driven gender-based violence and press freedom.

Most of Kenya's healthcare facilities have been short of the right equipment to handle different health issues that may arise thus referring patients abroad to receive further trea...

Panic makes everything look ten times worse than it really is. It tricks you into believing there is no way out. But when you calm down, you start seeing options and solutions that...

According to new data from the World Health Organization (WHO), 1.3 million people got infected with HIV in 2024 alone. That’s 1.3 million lives that changed in just one year.