Author: Daily Press

  Menstrual Hygiene Day happens worldwide every year on May 28th when people come together to highlight the importance of good menstrual hygiene, to end stigma and ensure access to safe and affordable menstrual care to women and girls. Despite growing awareness, menstruation is still a taboo to some communities in Kenya. A community like Turkana
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  South Mugirango Member of Parliament Sylvanus Osoro’s from grass to grace life story was once again an inspiration to many during the National Prayer Breakfast held on Wednesday, May 28 at Safari Park Hotel, Nairobi. The legislator lost both his parents when he was only 10 years. Consequently, Osoro ran away from his uncle’s house
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  Twenty-nine-year-old Khadija is a nurse at Tudor Sub-county Hospital in Mombasa and the founder of RedSplash, an initiative that is revolutionizing blood donation in Kenya through a Smart Donor Search algorithm that connects donors to patients in real time. Read More

  Lately, I’ve been dealing with waves of nausea, persistent acidity, and alarming bouts of vomiting. At first, the doctor told me I had ulcers and advised me to avoid certain foods. I tried. I cut out the spicy meals, the acidic drinks, and the late-night snacks. Still, the symptoms got worse. Then came the day
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  Meru Governor Isaac Mutuma has kicked off a fresh storm online, urging the national government to let residents draw milk not just from camels but from elephants and even giraffes roaming Meru National Park. Speaking on Monday, 26 May 2025, during the launch of the Human-Wildlife Conflict Compensation Fund, an event attended by President William Ruto, the newly sworn-in governor said communities should reap more direct benefits from wildlife that often destroys crops and homes. “Watu wa Meru wamelia kwa miaka mingi… Nikauliza ni kwa nini hatujatangamana na kufurahia ndovu wetu, zebra, gazelle… Nikajua ni kwa sababu hawajapatiwa maziwa,” Mutuma
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