52 million doses of hope: How Africa is slowly, but surely rolling back childhood malaria
Malaria’s vaccine breakthrough moment is here, but a funding gap and fragile…
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…
From HIV to Cancer Care: What record Ksh177 billion health budget means for Kenyans
For millions of Kenyans seeking affordable healthcare, the Ksh177 billion allocation offers…
Busia on the frontline as Kenya races to block deadly Ebola threat at its borders
There are at least 21 crossing points between Kenya and Uganda, but…
Prof Moses Obimbo: The scientist fighting for Africa’s women, one mother at a time
When you learn about fertilisation, conception and implantation, you realise all the signatures of future human life are imprinted within…
New SHA cover brings relief for sickle cell patients, but equipment gap remains
Previous annual cover for Sickle Cell was Ksh8,000 and ran out in two…
Dr Gregory Ganda: You can’t treat the health system with hope alone
Dr Ganda has stood inside a pilot area where not one mother…
Not grown, but gone: Why Kenya’s costliest export is not tea or flowers … but nurses
How Kenya's hospitals are losing their best nurses to a world that…
Wrong info, wrong outcome: Why good health journalism is more than storytelling
From a world-first facial reconstruction to snakebite antivenom, Dr Mercy Korir argues that what…
Dr Mordicai Atinga: He left comfort abroad, chose to mend knees & shoulders at home
Three continents, two specialities, one decision. How a rugby injury, a surgeon…
