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Mary Muthoni has been elected chairperson of the African health principal secretaries, boosting the country’s role in regional health security.
Experts explain that body odour is a natural biological process driven by sweat, bacteria, hormones and environment rather than poor hygiene alone.
Every mobile money transaction, SIM card registration, CCTV recording, supermarket loyalty card swipe, biometric scan, and public WiFi login leaves behind a trail of data.
Every digital action leaves a data trail. As Kenya expands digital services and surveillance technologies, growing concerns emerge over privacy, data protection and government oversight.
KWS relocated five conflict-prone elephants from Meru and Rapsu to Tsavo after repeated crop raids and fence breaches highlighted growing human-elephant conflict.
Global debate on child online safety gained renewed attention following remarks by UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer advocating stronger measures to shield children from harmful digital content.
Vultures are known for their predation on the vulnerable but they remain nature's ultimate clean-up crew, offering a vital service that removes harmful bacteria and diseases from the environment.
The piece argues governments should shift from regulating "social media" as a category to regulating harmful digital design practices across the entire online ecosystem.
BM Security will launch the SmartPanics mobile app on July 15, 2026, enabling users to access rapid security, medical and fire emergency assistance through a single tap.
Kenya loses at least Sh29 billion annually to cybersecurity threats, according to estimates by the Communications Authority of Kenya.
New research predicts future human-elephant conflict hotspots, urging Kenya and Africa to use science, planning and community solutions for coexistence.
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