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The hardest goodbye: When Kenyan medics at Ebola frontlines wrote wills, prepared own funerals
Lydia Mukhaye thought about her hubby, her children, the possibility she might never…
The lake that gives and cripples: How fluoride scarred a generation in Baringo
In Kambi ya Samaki, survival has long come at a cost. But as defluoridated water begins…
Why footballers are one injury away from poverty, debts & broken families
“For six months, porridge prepared on a big sufuria (cooking pot) was my breakfast,…
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:…
No margin for error: Why Happy Shower is not a joke at Ebola simulation centre
Inside the Nairobi simulation centre, the drills are running, chlorine is ready,…
Last Call: Telehealth model helps mothers make the ‘most important’ life-saving decision
Kenya hopes to reduce maternal mortality and end preventable newborn deaths by 2030. Yet…
Running on empty: Why Kenya collects half the blood it needs
Voluntary blood donation globally went up but not so in Kenya, where…
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…
