Is it too much to talk about depression?
By Shamim Talla Depression. The word itself can carry a weight, shrouded in stigma and misunderstanding. But for millions around the world, it’s a harsh… Read More »Is it too much to talk about depression?
By Shamim Talla Depression. The word itself can carry a weight, shrouded in stigma and misunderstanding. But for millions around the world, it’s a harsh… Read More »Is it too much to talk about depression?
By Joe Aura contact info: aurajoe6@gmail.com {image by Getty Images} In Kenya, the current conversation is dominated by discussions on the Finance Bill and… Read More »The Great Millet Quest: Fostering Innovation, Nutrition, and Employment Opportunities
(Photo courtesy of HelpGuide.org) By Abdul Shaban From the time of our birth till death the heart works continuously. Everyday the heart pumps 7000… Read More »WHY MEDITATION IS NECESSARY.
By Sophie Murithi (sophiekinya3@gmail.com) South Korea has become quite an exciting sensation in the recent years for many people around the world. South Korea, officially… Read More »THE NEW WAVE IN TOWN
By Wangui Njau (njaucatherine@gmail.com) “Everyone you meet is fighting a battle you know nothing about. Be kind… always.” These were words echoed by robin Williams… Read More »MENTAL HEALTH, MENTAL ILLNESS AND MENTAL WELL-BEING.
By Hellen Owuor hellenowuor10@gmail.com “ My life was consumed by fear and panic for the better part of 2020. I was constantly on my phone… Read More »“…Now I know better. I will read and verify before I share”
by Catherine Njau (njaucatherine3@gmail.com) Mombasa County is on high alert after three people tested positive for the highly infectious Indian variant of Covid-19. This comes… Read More »Mombasa on high alert as 3 test positive for Indian Variant
by Sumaya Hussein
The director of the Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Thursday said that fully vaccinated Americans can now participate in most outdoor activities, without wearing a mask or social distancing.
A security guard manning the station noticed a suspicious vehicle that seemed to have been oddly abandoned at the side of the Kisumu-Kisian road for a long period. According to the witness report recorded by Vincent Odongo, the security guard, the man was lying unconscious on his left side across from the driver’s seat to the front passenger’s seat. He raised alarm upon his discovery.
The World Health Organization (WHO) on Monday classified the Coronavirus variant first found in India, as a global “variant of concern”. The organization said studies of the variant known as B.1.617, show that it may be more transmissible than others.