Angela Oketch is a Reporter at Nation Media Group based in Nairobi. She specializes in health and science reporting, focusing on human interest stories that intersect with public health, patient care, and healthcare administration, while also covering themes related to finance and white-collar crime. Angela's work has been featured in Business Daily Africa, The EastAfrican, NationAfrica, and MSN.
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The Social Health Authority’s (SHA) platform went down on Sunday.
By: Angela Oketch
Cancer drugs, HIV treatments, and essential commodities went to waste while Kenyans were turned away from public hospitals or forced to pay out of pocket
By: Angela Oketch
Government officials have focused their efforts on the proposed Laikipia facility for Americans.
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: Kenya risks recording 1.2 million unintended pregnancies, 290,000 unsafe abortions and 4,000 maternal deaths.
Content Lead Health and Science Nation Media Group One in every five Kenyan adults living with HIV does not know they have the
HIV infections fall in lakeside counties but rise in arid north New infections are falling in traditional lakeside strongholds like Siaya
By: Angela Oketch
Why young Kenyans are abandoning their ARVs Driven by emotional exhaustion, pill fatigue, and fear of stigma, young people living with HIV reveal the heavy psychological toll of lifelong treatment
Hospitals owed money by the defunct National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) have accused the Social Health Authority (SHA) of forcing them to accept
The financial toll of cervical cancer For many patients, the price of treatment is measured not just in shillings, but in sold land, empty
Kenya enrolled 170,551 people on oral Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) in 2022, the highest number the country has ever recorded in a single year.
