Lifestyle

   In a striking turn of supposedly daily doings, Caleb Amaswache, once the Deputy Governor of Vihiga County in Western, has been spotted selling firewood in Luanda town. Amaswache, who served under former Governor Moses Akaranga, now supplies firewood to local hotels there to make ends meet.​ In an interview with Citizen TV, he has described Read More 

   World Bicycle Relief (WBR), the global non-profit dedicated to empowering underserved communities through the Power of Bicycles, has announced a partnership with Kakamega County to address rural mobility challenges through the deployment of 1,500 Buffalo Bicycles. Read More 

   This makes Uganda the 19th country in Africa to introduce the malaria vaccine into routine immunisation, and it is the largest malaria vaccine roll-out to date in terms of target districts and population. Read More 

   By Njeri Jomo – Chief Executive and Principal Officer, Jubilee Health Insurance. When was the last time you felt unwell but chose to self-medicate instead of seeing a doctor? Did you finish the prescribed dose the last time you took antibiotics? If you’re like most people, the answer is probably no. Across the country, many Read More 

   The traditional saying, “Mgeni akija mkaribishe na chai”, is one familiar maxim that beautifully embodies our deep-rooted African tradition of welcoming visitors with tea, especially in Kenya. And it is usually mostly the tea leaves tea. But have you ever wondered why, in almost every homestead, when an Adventist (SDA) visitor comes over, soya tea Read More 

   There are two things that are very hard in Kenya: to clinch any top political seat and to get rich. Google’s English dictionary by Oxford Languages defines “getting rich” as having a great deal of money or assets; wealthy. To make it in Kenya, Timsimon Kimani, more popularly known as Bamboo, says the escape route Read More 

   As technology continues to evolve, the integration of AI in healthcare promises to not only improve outcomes for patients but also reshape the future of medicine. Read More 

   In the late 1990s, Eburu Forest began showing signs of degradation as surrounding farming communities abandoned their land and moved into the forest for survival – harvesting honey, making charcoal, and logging unsustainably. Read More 

   Kenya’s Ministry of Health has flagged off a shipment of essential HIV supplies at the Mission for Essential Drugs and Supplies (MEDS), in a significant step towards strengthening Kenya’s HIV response. Read More 

   In a collaborative effort to enhance child well-being and education, Bata Shoe Kenya PLC has donated 355 pairs of school shoes to students of Chepseon and Belbur Primary Schools in Salgaa, Nakuru County. Read More