Khat (Catha edulis), also known as qat, cat, or miraa, is a flowering evergreen shrub that has played a significant…
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HIV in Kenya: A Decade of Transformation Through Global Partnership
An Update to Our 2011 Blog Post Thirteen years ago, when we first examined the HIV epidemic in Kenya, the…
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The Silent Threat: Kenya’s Rising Battle Against Unlicensed Medical Clinics
In the quiet neighborhoods of Nairobi and across Kenya’s rural counties, a dangerous trend continues to flourish. Unlicensed medical practitioners,…
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A Look at the LGBTQ+ Standpoint in Kenya: A Contradictory Landscape of Progress and Peril
The state of LGBTQ+ rights in Kenya in 2025 is defined by a deep and often volatile contradiction. On one…
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Understanding Glaucoma: A Comprehensive Guide for Kenyans
What is Glaucoma and Why Should Kenyans Be Concerned? Glaucoma is often called the “silent thief of sight” because it…
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The Economic Health Prescription: How Strategic Healthcare Investment is Transforming Kenya’s Population Dynamics
Kenya stands at a demographic crossroads. With a current population exceeding 56 million and a fertility rate that has steadily…
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Standing Against the Cut: Kenya’s Journey to End FGM
Female genital mutilation (FGM) is a complex issue in Kenya. It’s a practice deeply rooted in some communities, often seen…
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The Digital Shield: How Technology is Revolutionizing the Fight Against Insurance Fraud in Kenya
Insurance fraud might sound like a distant problem until you realize that every time it happens, ordinary Kenyans end up…
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A Return to Roots: Herbal Medicine in Kenya Today
In the vibrant heart of Kenya, an ancient practice is experiencing a powerful comeback. It’s not a new trend, but…
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