Ebola is testing the world’s unfinished pandemic treaty
Seven rounds in, negotiators still can't agree whether Africa's pathogen data will buy it…
Open defecation: Where villagers fear devils, toilets more than cholera
Salah Kuno fell unconscious after a bout of diarrhoea in Tana River, where people…
From farm to pharmacy: How Kenya is fighting drug-resistant germs with empty pockets
Farmers mix antibiotics into chicken feed to prevent disease, but consumers end…
Grabbed, stalled, forgotten: How Nairobi is losing its crucial clinics
From Parklands to Lucky Summer to Pumwani, the story is the same:…
Treating cough, not the cry: How Kenya’s TB patients cope with isolation, panic attacks, economic stress
Depression and suicidal thoughts haunt thousands of TB patients during the six…
One year after USAID freeze, Kenya’s health system still counts the cost
While drug supplies have stabilised over the past year, patients who faced…
Neonatal sepsis: Why 1970s antibiotics are making a comeback for babies
Neonatal sepsis is a leading cause of newborn deaths in developing countries.…
Inside the errors, scams and lapses in mass closure of health facilities
Closure of over 900 healthcare facilities by KMPDC uncovers conflict of interest,…
When grass runs out: How herders are learning to outsmart the weather
Incomes up 41 per cent. Birth weights doubled. Twenty thousand households in their sights.…
Empty wards, full pockets: How looted millions drained a county’s healthcare
Former Migori Governor Okoth Obado embezzled Ksh428.6 million, which could have financed essential drugs,…
