Nairobi, May 15 -- The International Vaccine Institute (IVI) will establish an office in Nairobi, seeking to use the Kenyan capital as a hub for continental development programme. The deal was announ... Read More
Nairobi, May 11 -- The Treasury has set aside Sh4.6 billion for vaccines in a bid to prevent a funding crunch that previously triggered shortages of child immunisation supplies, as donors continue to ... Read More
Nairobi, May 7 -- The Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) has rolled out a new language training programme targeting French, German, Arabic and Amharic-an initiative designed to prepare Kenya's heal... Read More
Nairobi, May 6 -- Most people are drawn to a planter based on its colour, shape, and whether it looks right in the space they have in mind. Magdalyne Kataa, a pot and plant seller based in Ruiru, say... Read More
Nairobi, May 4 -- Diseases of the respiratory system remained the leading cause of illness reported in Kenya's health facilities in 2025, even as the number of cases declined significantly from the pr... Read More
Nairobi, May 2 -- The share of caesarean section deliveries in Kenya has exceeded the upper limit recommended by the World Health Organisation (WHO), with surgical births now accounting for one in eve... Read More
Nairobi, April 30 -- Enrolment in adult education jumped by nearly 19 percent in 2025, fuelled by female learners amid economic and social empowerment campaigns that mainly targeted women. The newly ... Read More
Nairobi, April 30 -- The number of people seeking modern birth control procedures in Kenya dropped by approximately 11 percent between 2024 and 2025, marking one of the sharpest single-year contractio... Read More
Nairobi, April 29 -- More than 400 workers at Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH) took home less than a third of their salaries in the financial year to June 2025, after deductions consumed the bulk of t... Read More
Nairobi, April 29 -- Patients in Kenya continue to pay higher prices for original or non-generic medicines years after patents expire, driven by entrenched prescribing habits, weak regulation, supply ... Read More