Angela Kezengwa

Loita Paradox: The missing piece in climate justice for Narok women

Human development should begin with a child's brain - Experts

According to researchers, these early disadvantages do not simply affect childhood. They can shape learning outcomes, productivity, health, and economic opportunities throughout a person's life.

‘Where is the toilet?’ The quest for dignity in menopausal women navigating urinary incontinence

Urinary incontinence happens when the pelvic floor muscles cannot properly support the bladder during pressure changes like coughing, sneezing, or movement.

Menstrual Hygiene Day: Stakeholders advocate for menstrual dignity for women in prison

Civil society questions transparency at Africa Forward Summit

Ruto said Africa should no longer be viewed as a continent seeking aid, but as a strategic global partner.

When faith meets climate: Inside Africa’s theology of energy transition

Beyond exams: When survival competes with learning in rural schools

Blessing attends school like other children. But grief and responsibility follow her into the classroom. 

No prescription, no test; The drugs fueling one of Kenya’s public health threats

AMR is dangerous because it can make common infections longer, more severe, or even deadly.

Sex for firewood: Mt.Elgon women's toil to cook meals at the mercy of abusive forest officers

This exploitation, fueled by poverty and desperation, forces women to exchange sexual favors for firewood or money.

From vitamins to protein powder: How popular supplements could put your life at risk

From weight loss pills to multivitamins and protein powders, supplements promise to enhance health, boost energy, and even improve physical appearance.