The agony of perennial flood along Tana River belt
For Majority of Kenyans, when the rain falls, it is always a rejoice because it brings forth another season of planting and growing crops, pasture or an opportunity to collect
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Features
Kisumu’s lone female street photographer
On the bustling streets of Kisumu City, brightly coloured umbrellas dot the pavements as cameras click in quick succession and pedestrians pause briefly to pose for photographs. Around the city centre,
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Kiambu women navigate male-dominated transport industry
For decades, Kenya’s transport industry has largely been viewed as a man’s space; from matatu conductors shouting destinations at busy stages to PSV drivers navigating chaotic highways and tuk-tuk operators
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Sugarcane farming cut to focus on food production
By 2008 Migori County, especially within Oyani Division in Uriri Sub-county, had seen a massive expansion of land under sugarcane, largely driven by the South Nyanza Sugar Company (Sony Sugar). Research
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Calls for support and protection for children with autism
At seven months old, Edmond did not turn when his mother called him from the doorway. Yet moments later, he startled at the sharp ring of a phone. To many, it
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