Hellen Shikanda

Why Garissa flood victims refused to leave the danger zone Victims justify their decision to stay in flood-prone areas.

A shoreline of old clothes Indian Ocean's new threat isn't plastic bottles. It's tonnes of old, ragged clothes, mosquito nets, and synthetic fabrics.

Health and Science Reporter Nation Media Group What you need to know: Many women have no symptoms at all.

Is it normal to bleed after menopause? A woman is only considered to have reached menopause after 12 consecutive months without any menstrual bleeding.

Cervical cancer is the one killing the most people, new global report reveals.

At the Critical Care Unit of Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH), we find Joshua Wanzala recuperating after undergoing a surgery that is a first for the country.

Why millions of Kenyans are at risk of kidney failure One in 10 people have some form of kidney disease, driven largely by diabetes, high blood pressure, and over-the-counter painkillers.

Kenya emerges as Africa's mpox hotspot Madagascar and DRC lead case counts, with Kenya recording the highest recent fatalities, says WHO report.

According to a new report, more than 160,000 Kenyan children did not receive a single vaccine last year.

Kenyan couple appeals for life-saving proton beam therapy 'He was a very active child. He would dismantle the toys that we bought him in order to see how they worked.' — Sarah Naraka, Naaji's mother