People with epilepsy shy away from seeking medical care due to stigma
About 90 percent of Kenyans with epilepsy do not seek medical care due to the high stigma attached to the disease, the Kenya Association for the Welfare of People with
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Public participation, sensitization on maisha cards continues in Murang’a
The Department of the Registrar of Persons in Murang’a County is leading the public participation and sensitization of residents in the county on the intended issuance of maisha namba and maisha cards. County Registrar Joseph
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Nairobi Women Hospital in collaboration with Young African Women Initiative (YAWI) have rolled out a programme to train Nakuru primary schools male teachers on promoting menstrual hygiene and health to help address
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Kenyan sign language-driven congregations attract learners
The deaf may frequently experience feelings of frustration when contacting hearing people who do not possess the most basic skills in sign language. Against this backdrop, the Kenya Institute of Special
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Gem residents against eviction plans for gold mining
Residents of Ramula sub location in Gem constituency are up in arms against plans to evict them to pave way for a multibillion shilling gold mining venture. Through the Community Based
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