SHA at 1: One year on, Kenya’s healthcare still nursing harsh dose of reality
One year on, the ambitious reform is one troubling paradox: millions registered, billions allocated, yet healthcare system is teetering on edge of a financial cliff. Kenya…
How communities are powering climate and health solutions as global funding lags
The solutions to the climate-health crisis aren't waiting to be invented because they're already being practised…
SHA, SHIF & Taifa Care: Here are the key differences you should know
There are differences between Social Health Authority (SHA), Social Health Insurance Fund…
Pesticide Laundering: How banned chemicals sneak into your maize meal, bread, potatoes, vegetables
John Kiunjuri mixed herbicides for years without gloves or mask and now…
Postpartum haemorrhage: ‘I asked the nurse to bring my baby before I died’
Postpartum haemorrhage may be caused by a blood disorder or giving birth…
In the Hands of the Healers: Kenya’s herbal medicine stories
In Nairobi’s estates and in quiet rural villages, men and women are…
How health insurance can pay for flu, colds at the chemist
A ‘Pharmacy First’ system where chemists handle minor ailments with insurance coverage…
Concrete Childhood: How missing playgrounds in schools stunt children’s health
For games and sports, the 4,600 pupils at Mwiki Primary School use…
Shot of Hope: Kenya to benefit from low-cost HIV jab after Gates Foundation deal
Kenyans could be among the first in Africa to benefit from the…
Why Kenya’s special education needs ‘schools without barriers’
Schools with design flaws are ‘a big reason why learners with disabilities…
