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PS Omollo urges parents to shield children from crime

Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo has challenged parents to take greater responsibility for their children's upbringing and protect them from politicians and criminal groups

By Rogers Otiso 21 days ago

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End of an era as controversial Father Pesa buried

Controversial cleric Father John Juma Pesa was laid to rest in Kisumu, closing a decades-long religious journey marked by faith, mystery, and influence.

By Rogers Otiso 1 month ago

Why antenatal care remains best defence against preeclampsia

While Preeclampsia cannot always be prevented, most severe outcomes can be avoided through early antenatal care, timely diagnosis and close monitoring throughout pregnancy.

By Rogers Otiso 2 months ago

Mothering with chronic health challenges: Why caregivers need support

Raising a child with disabilities is a story that reveal the difficult reality faced by many caregivers across Kenya. With financial strain, emotional battles, and societal stigma.

By Rogers Otiso 3 months ago

Four siblings drown while swimming in an open quarry in Kisumu

Four siblings drown while swimming in an open quarry in Kanyakwar, Kisumu Central Sub-County; Kondele Chief Maurice Ajwang says all bodies retrieved.

By Rogers Otiso 6 months ago

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PS Omollo urges parents to shield children from crime

Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo has challenged parents to take greater responsibility for their children's upbringing and protect them from politicians and criminal groups

By Rogers Otiso 21 days ago

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End of an era as controversial Father Pesa buried

Controversial cleric Father John Juma Pesa was laid to rest in Kisumu, closing a decades-long religious journey marked by faith, mystery, and influence.

By Rogers Otiso 1 month ago

Why antenatal care remains best defence against preeclampsia

While Preeclampsia cannot always be prevented, most severe outcomes can be avoided through early antenatal care, timely diagnosis and close monitoring throughout pregnancy.

By Rogers Otiso 2 months ago

Mothering with chronic health challenges: Why caregivers need support

Raising a child with disabilities is a story that reveal the difficult reality faced by many caregivers across Kenya. With financial strain, emotional battles, and societal stigma.

By Rogers Otiso 3 months ago

Four siblings drown while swimming in an open quarry in Kisumu

Four siblings drown while swimming in an open quarry in Kanyakwar, Kisumu Central Sub-County; Kondele Chief Maurice Ajwang says all bodies retrieved.

By Rogers Otiso 6 months ago

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PS Omollo urges parents to shield children from crime

Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo has challenged parents to take greater responsibility for their children's upbringing and protect them from politicians and criminal groups

By Rogers Otiso 21 days ago

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End of an era as controversial Father Pesa buried

Controversial cleric Father John Juma Pesa was laid to rest in Kisumu, closing a decades-long religious journey marked by faith, mystery, and influence.

By Rogers Otiso 1 month ago

Why antenatal care remains best defence against preeclampsia

While Preeclampsia cannot always be prevented, most severe outcomes can be avoided through early antenatal care, timely diagnosis and close monitoring throughout pregnancy.

By Rogers Otiso 2 months ago

Mothering with chronic health challenges: Why caregivers need support

Raising a child with disabilities is a story that reveal the difficult reality faced by many caregivers across Kenya. With financial strain, emotional battles, and societal stigma.

By Rogers Otiso 3 months ago

Four siblings drown while swimming in an open quarry in Kisumu

Four siblings drown while swimming in an open quarry in Kanyakwar, Kisumu Central Sub-County; Kondele Chief Maurice Ajwang says all bodies retrieved.

By Rogers Otiso 6 months ago

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PS Omollo urges parents to shield children from crime

Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo has challenged parents to take greater responsibility for their children's upbringing and protect them from politicians and criminal groups

By Rogers Otiso 21 days ago

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End of an era as controversial Father Pesa buried

Controversial cleric Father John Juma Pesa was laid to rest in Kisumu, closing a decades-long religious journey marked by faith, mystery, and influence.

By Rogers Otiso 1 month ago

Why antenatal care remains best defence against preeclampsia

While Preeclampsia cannot always be prevented, most severe outcomes can be avoided through early antenatal care, timely diagnosis and close monitoring throughout pregnancy.

By Rogers Otiso 2 months ago

Mothering with chronic health challenges: Why caregivers need support

Raising a child with disabilities is a story that reveal the difficult reality faced by many caregivers across Kenya. With financial strain, emotional battles, and societal stigma.

By Rogers Otiso 3 months ago

Four siblings drown while swimming in an open quarry in Kisumu

Four siblings drown while swimming in an open quarry in Kanyakwar, Kisumu Central Sub-County; Kondele Chief Maurice Ajwang says all bodies retrieved.

By Rogers Otiso 6 months ago

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Gen Z mum defies gender stereotypes to etch her place in Ugunja's welding space

At only 24, Beatrice Achieng, a mother of one from Ugunja in Siaya County, is breaking gender barriers with every spark from her welding machine.

By Rogers Otiso 10 months ago

Malaria, intermarriage linked to high prevalence of sickle cell disease in Nyanza

Sickle cell trait alters red blood cells in a way that makes it harder for the malaria parasite to grow and survive.

By Rogers Otiso 11 months ago

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Brewing dreams on the streets of Kisumu

The smell of hot street coffee in Kisumu streets fills the air. For many, it is a quick, affordable drink to warm the body and start the day.

By Rogers Otiso 11 months ago

Young Kisumu women snapping their way out of unemployment

On the streets of Kisumu, where the rhythms of matatus, hawkers, and hurried footsteps compose the city's daily soundtrack, a new quiet transformation has been unfolding.

By Rogers Otiso 11 months ago

Tears and agony as 22 road accident victims are laid to rest in Nyakach

Nearly every home is struggling with its loss after collecting the coffins of loved ones from the joint ceremony at Naki Primary School.

By Rogers Otiso 11 months ago

Traders count losses after Kisumu bus park fire destroys stalls

Hundreds of traders in Kisumu are counting heavy losses after a devastating fire swept through Kisumu Bus Park in the early hours of Wednesday

By Rogers Otiso 1 year ago

Nurses strike looms over pay, broken deals

Union accuses CoG, national government of ignoring agreement signed eight years ago. Nurses demand confirmation, salary review and signing of all pending CBAs.

By Rogers Otiso 1 year ago

Mob kills two suspects as wave of crime hits Kisumu

Two suspected robbers were lynched by a mob in Kisumu County following a string of violent burglaries that have raised public concern over the region's worsening security situation.

By Rogers Otiso 1 year ago

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'I want to stop': Young Kenyans open up about struggle with masturbation

According to Centre for Disease Control, Masturbation is a natural and common practice where an individual stimulates their own genitals for sexual pleasure.

By Rogers Otiso 1 year ago

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Unseen battle: How one man's struggle with chronic Lymphedema changed his life

Standing at a matatu stage after a long day's work 15 years ago, Francis Komu then 22 years old felt a sharp, needle-like pain in his ankle. At first, he brushed it off.

By Rogers Otiso 1 year ago

Sun harvesting: Woman's solar oven sparks change in Migori village

Solar ovens direct sunlight into a cooking space, where the trapped heat gathers. The exact process varies by design but all solar ovens usually require highly reflective materials

By Rogers Otiso 2 years ago

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Women: Chin hair could be a sign of these health problems

Facial hair is associated with men and when a woman finds hair anywhere on her face (apart from her eyebrows), it can elicit feelings of surprise and shock.

By Rogers Otiso 3 years ago

Let us be kind to women with fertility challenges

Data from Kenya Fertility Society inform us that two in every 10 couples suffer from fertility challenges.

By Rogers Otiso 4 years ago