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Liberian activist Mercy Hinneh says childhood trauma, poverty, and unstable family structures are fueling a mental health crisis among vulnerable children across Africa.
Liberian humanitarian Mercy Hinneh, CEO of God Blue Prints Foundation, is working across East Africa to support vulnerable children affected by trauma.
The rising cases of body mix-ups at morgues and funeral homes are plunging grieving families into fresh anguish.
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.
Motor vehicle thefts are surging in along Thika Road, with dozens of cars stolen from high-traffic spots, with police intensifying operations against repeat offenders and organised syndicates.
From global scandals to local exploitation cases, the enduring effects of colonial trauma continue to shape power, abuse, and accountability in society today.
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