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Hantavirus sparks pandemic fears despite limited evidence of human transmission

The hantavirus outbreak has drawn attention from both medical experts and the general public worldwide, with fears of whether the respiratory illness could trigger a pandemic similar to COVID-19.

By Noel Nabiswa 8 days ago

One-third of cancers are preventable, says WHO

WHO says more than one-third of cancer cases are preventable, with major risk factors including tobacco use, alcohol consumption, poor diet, inactivity and environmental pollution.

By Noel Nabiswa 8 days ago

Firm says Africa Day highlights role of diversity, innovation in economic growth

As Africa celebrates Africa Day, discussions are focusing on the importance of diversity, inclusion, and innovation in building stronger workplaces and economies.

By Noel Nabiswa 9 days ago

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Keep off hate speech, NCIC warns

The NCIC has warned politicians and the public against hate speech, ethnic incitement and divisive online attacks, saying offenders will face legal action regardless of status.

By Noel Nabiswa 14 days ago

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Silent grief shadows Mother's Day for mums who lost children

Psychology suggests that pain and memories linked to strong emotions can last for about two years.

By Noel Nabiswa 15 days ago

Raila Junior urges government to embrace dialogue to stem rising tension

Raila Odinga Junior has urged the government to embrace dialogue to address the challenges facing Kenyans.

By Noel Nabiswa 16 days ago

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Mother's Day illusions: The highs and lows of grieving women

For grieving mothers, Mother’s Day is a painful reminder of children lost too soon, as they continue to honour their motherhood through memories, love and quiet resilience.

By Noel Nabiswa 18 days ago

KNH unveils new technology in treatment of haemorrhoids

KNH has successfully conducted haemorrhoid treatment procedures using the advanced THD technology, marking a significant milestone in the management of haemorrhoids in Kenya.

By Noel Nabiswa 18 days ago

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State sets out response measures following Ebola outbreak in Uganda

Ministry of Health says no Ebola cases have been detected locally following an outbreak in Uganda, but has ordered heightened surveillance and emergency preparedness across all counties.

By Noel Nabiswa 22 days ago

Future of art, technology and Kenya's creative economy in job creation

Government says Kenya’s creative economy, highlighted at the WITIA Creative Show 2026, can drive youth job creation by linking art, technology and innovation.

By Noel Nabiswa 27 days ago

Families in agony as Oloolua collapse rescue efforts slow

Rescue teams are racing against time to find four people trapped after an eight-storey building collapsed in Oloolua, Kajiado County.

By Noel Nabiswa 29 days ago

Creative economy key to job creation, says PS Fikirini Jacobs

The creative industry is well placed to spur employment for the youth and boost the country's economy, the government has said.

By Noel Nabiswa 30 days ago

Break free from anxiety's grip: Face your fears and train your brain to feel calmer

Facing fears through gradual exposure and staying physically active can retrain your brain to reduce anxiety and build lasting emotional resilience.

By Noel Nabiswa 1 month ago

Galana Road in Kilimani renamed after Pheroze Nowrojee

The Nairobi county government has renamed Galana Road in Kilimani to Pheroze Nowrojee Road.

By Noel Nabiswa 1 month ago

Kenya's healthcare training evolves with career choices

Increasingly, students are prioritising practical training, shorter study periods, and clear employment pathways.

By Noel Nabiswa 1 month ago

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Wanjigi claims Sh150b hidden in secret Treasury account

Safina Party leader Jimi Wanjigi has alleged that Sh150.7 billion is being held in a secret Treasury account outside the legally mandated Consolidated Fund.

By Noel Nabiswa 1 month ago

Tech envoy: Kenya taking the lead in adoption of digital tools

Kenya has made huge strides in the digital revolution, as evidenced by the use of multiple social media platforms, fintech, edutech, medtech and the country’s flagship mobile money platform M-Pesa. 

By Noel Nabiswa 1 month ago

What your body's natural smell reveals about you

The odour our bodies produce reveal a surprising amount about our health

By Noel Nabiswa 1 month ago

Banyamulenge community in Eastern DRC faces systematic violence, humanitarian crisis

The Banyamulenge community from the Eastern DRC has called for urgent international intervention and targeted sanctions to prevent what they describe as a looming humanitarian catastrophe.

By Noel Nabiswa 1 month ago

Faith actors seek to address gaps in teen pregnancy, maternal and child health

The Faith to Action Network, alongside key stakeholders from the government have launched the Interfaith National Hub on Family Health and Wellbeing.

By Noel Nabiswa 1 month ago

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New reforms set to restore efficiency on the Northern corridor

Kenya has announced sweeping reforms to cut delays, reduce roadblocks, and restore the Northern Corridor’s competitiveness amid rising cargo diversion.

By Noel Nabiswa 1 month ago

Fuel crisis, cost of living force Kenyans back to the streets

Activists, including Boniface Mwangi, are mobilising nationwide protests over rising fuel prices and the cost of living, urging authorities to uphold citizens’ right to demonstrate.

By Noel Nabiswa 1 month ago

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'GIST cancer has shown me how few friends I have despite my great fame'

Award-winning barber Samuel Kitiki, known as Kitiki Sam, says his battle with GIST cancer exposed his vulnerability and limited support system despite his public fame.

By Noel Nabiswa 1 month ago

Why Kenya must rethink how food systems are delivered

Kenya launched a review of its National Agricultural Investment Plan in December 2024 to align it with national, regional and global priorities.

By Noel Nabiswa 1 month ago

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Elimu Bora group condemns KEWOTA deductions, demands probe

Elimu Bora lobby groups calls out KEWOTA for what it terms unlawful deductions from teachers push for investigations to protect female educators.

By Noel Nabiswa 1 month ago

Chaos at KNH as nurses strike leaves many patients stranded

Patients now face uncertainty as the strike continues, with many calling for urgent resolution to restore services.

By Noel Nabiswa 1 month ago

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Uasu pushes for appointment of UoN vice-chancellor

UASU is urging the urgent appointment of a substantive Vice-Chancellor at the University of Nairobi, warning that prolonged leadership gaps are worsening instability and financial strain.

By Noel Nabiswa 1 month ago

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Study: Online abuse bars at-risk youth from care

A study by Kenya Legal and Ethical Issues Network on HIV and AIDS finds that online abuse and stigma are preventing vulnerable young people from accessing essential health information and care.

By Noel Nabiswa 1 month ago

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Think your memory is slipping? Build habits for lasting brain health

Building healthy habits can support long-term brain health, helping to slow cognitive decline and reduce the risk of dementia.

By Noel Nabiswa 2 months ago

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Inside a woman's trauma of losing her baby at birth

Reducing the risk starts with good antenatal care in early booking, screening for conditions like diabetes, monitoring foetal growth, and ensuring delivery well equipped facilities.

By Noel Nabiswa 2 months ago

From genes to germs: Unlocking microbe advantage in weight loss

Weight loss is shaped not just by genes but also by the trillions of microbes in the body that influence metabolism and overall health.

By Noel Nabiswa 2 months ago

Etiquette: Dos and don'ts when comforting a grieving mother

Supporting a grieving mother requires sensitivity, patience, and understanding of her emotional, spiritual, and psychological needs after the loss of a baby.

By Noel Nabiswa 2 months ago

Ford Asili chides politicians over abusive outbursts

Ford Asili has criticised some Kenyan politicians for using abusive language in public disputes, warning that it undermines peaceful co-existence.

By Noel Nabiswa 2 months ago

Two-day oat diet shows lasting health benefits

Oats are a fibre-rich food that acts as a natural, gentle laxative, supporting regular bowel movements and may help relieve constipation.

By Noel Nabiswa 2 months ago

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Hantavirus sparks pandemic fears despite limited evidence of human transmission

The hantavirus outbreak has drawn attention from both medical experts and the general public worldwide, with fears of whether the respiratory illness could trigger a pandemic similar to COVID-19.

By Noel Nabiswa 8 days ago

One-third of cancers are preventable, says WHO

WHO says more than one-third of cancer cases are preventable, with major risk factors including tobacco use, alcohol consumption, poor diet, inactivity and environmental pollution.

By Noel Nabiswa 8 days ago

Firm says Africa Day highlights role of diversity, innovation in economic growth

As Africa celebrates Africa Day, discussions are focusing on the importance of diversity, inclusion, and innovation in building stronger workplaces and economies.

By Noel Nabiswa 9 days ago

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Keep off hate speech, NCIC warns

The NCIC has warned politicians and the public against hate speech, ethnic incitement and divisive online attacks, saying offenders will face legal action regardless of status.

By Noel Nabiswa 14 days ago

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Silent grief shadows Mother's Day for mums who lost children

Psychology suggests that pain and memories linked to strong emotions can last for about two years.

By Noel Nabiswa 15 days ago

Raila Junior urges government to embrace dialogue to stem rising tension

Raila Odinga Junior has urged the government to embrace dialogue to address the challenges facing Kenyans.

By Noel Nabiswa 16 days ago