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The building developed cracks last year, giving Nairobi residents sleepless nights. While NCA condemned the construction, nothing seems to have been done on the structure
Academic performance of 8-4-4 students reportedly declines. Parents demand government balances attention between 8-4-4 and CBE.
The crisis in public health hospitals may not end soon as Clinical Officers and Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale differ over an unsigned pay deal.
KMPDU has supported a plan to revoke the licences of foreign doctors practising in Kenya, citing widespread exploitation by employing hospitals.
Since late last year, Kenyans across the country have taken to hugging trees for hours and in some cases days to draw attention to a wide range of causes including environmental conservation.
A cochlear implant is a highly specialised device for people with severe to profound hearing loss, especially those who cannot benefit from conventional hearing aids.
Informal support systems have become critical spaces where victims warn each other about emerging threats.
Women in public life, including journalists, human rights defenders, politicians and feminist activists, are disproportionately targeted.
A disturbing rise in deaths among street children and youth is now raising questions about the city’s urban development policies, housing initiatives and State accountability.
After eight years of strikes and talks, the Council of Governors and the clinical officers’ union have signed a CBA, ending a major health sector dispute.
Across Africa, justice systems continue to fail survivors of sexual and gender-based violence, remaining inaccessible, costly, and unsafe despite legal reforms and international commitments.
Carol Koech is helping shape decisions that could bring electricity to millions across the continent.
Justice systems across Africa remain inaccessible, costly and unsafe for most survivors of GBV, effectively denying women and girls legal redress despite decades of legal reforms.
Travellers at JKIA were on Monday met with confusion, delays and cancellations after aviation workers industrial action paralysed operations at the country’s main gateway.
Industrial action by members of the Kenya Aviation Workers Union has been called off
Unlike free-hand cutting with an oscillating saw, the robot operates within predefined safety margins and does not cut beyond the bone, protecting surrounding soft tissues.
Kenya’s public healthcare system is straining as clinical officers in Nairobi enter their 65th day of strike, disrupting services in the capital and in Marsabit.
Lenacapavir, a new long-acting injectable HIV prevention drug is designed to be taken once every six months, a significant shift from the daily oral regimen that many users have struggled to maintain.
DCI says Raphael Tuju staged his disappearance and has launched an investigation after tracing his movements and conducting forensic checks.
Online abuse is growing faster, more sophisticated, and increasingly difficult to contain.
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