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US-Linked Ebola Centre Puts Kenya at Centre of Global Health Controversy

Finance Bill 2026 Mitumba Tax Puts Ruto’s Hustler Promise to the Test

Finance Bill 2026 Exposes Policy Contradiction in Kenya’s Green Transport Push

Detectives Probe Recovery of Male Body Part Dumped Near Sultan Hamud

Civil society organizations demand answers over Sh377m medicines said to have expired in KEMSA stores

Kenya gets US$700,000 to generate climate loss data for drought- and flood-hit communities

Race for Bundibugyo Ebola Vaccine Begins as Kenya Tightens Border Surveillance

Court Ruling Turns Gachagua from Contender to Kingmaker

Cries in the Dark: The Untold Story of Mothers and Mental Health in Kenya

This feature exposes the hidden mental health crisis facing mothers in Kenya, focusing on postpartum depression among teenage mothers, survivors of sexual violence, and women whose childbirth experiences are marked by trauma. Through the stories of Sarah, twin sisters from rural Kakamega, and Naomi, the story reveals how stigma, incest, birth complications and weak mental health screening

Kakamega School Joins Global Air Quality Monitoring Initiative

Kakamega School Chief Principal, Julius Mambili, alongside officials from Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI)and Athletics Kenya, during the handover of an air quality monitoring device at Kakamega High School.

Where Childbirth Is a Gamble: Aluru Island’s Mothers Depend on One Midwife, No hospital

Where Childbirth Is a Gamble: Aluru Island’s Mothers Depend on One Midwife is a powerful human-interest feature exposing the harsh reality of maternal healthcare on Aluru Island, a neglected Lake Victoria community with no hospital, no maternity facility and no reliable emergency transport. The story follows Mama Joy, the island’s only midwife, who has become the lifeline for pregnant women ...