George Kebaso

Approximately 3.7 million people in the Kenyan workforce are potentially living with a mental illness, and this has led to huge economic losses.

The need for speciality healthcare for cancer patients in the country is urgent today more than ever, owing to the rising number and fatalities associated with it.

State accused of hijacking clergy forum %

The government and faith-based facilities under the Christian Hospitals Association of Kenya (CHAK) met and formed a committee to fast track the payment of pending bills owed to their facilities.

Co-operatives and MSMEs Development Cabinet Secretary, Wycliffe Oparanya (pictured) has hinted at a restructuring exercise at the New KCC to enhance productivity to align with modern market demand.

The prospects of the world getting a tuberculosis vaccine by 2028 and the jab being rolled out by 2030 are dimming, as money meant to fund trials in the next phase is not forthcoming.

If the National government were to succeed in its Universal Health Coverage (UHC) flagship programme, the need to borrow a leaf from regions that

The government could have bitten more that it can chew in its bid to actualise the Universal Health Coverage (UHC) plan, experts discussing digital deployment and financing for health services in the country have said.

Kenyan mothers are likely to continue dying from preventable conditions, with the latest data showing that over 70 deaths per 100,000 live births will still be recorded in the coming years.

An expectant mother battling diabetes, hypertension or other ailments is likely to give birth to a baby too soon, and the chance of the infant dying is almost 100 per cent.