Lilys Njeru is a journalist and health and science reporter for NationAfrica. She has been recognized for her work, being named one of INMA's Top 30 Under 30 and a winner of the AJEA award. Lilys focuses on reporting on issues related to healthcare, medical advancements, and the challenges faced by healthcare workers.
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Lilys Njeru primarily covers topics related to health, lifestyle, and society. Her articles often revolve around government announcements in the healthcare sector, as well as issues such as medical fraud and public health concerns.
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Report shows TB claimed more lives in 2023 than any other single infectious disease, overtaking Covid-19.
By: Lilys Njeru
The government has outlined a temporary revision to the Social Health Authority (SHA) payment policy, designed to provide interim relief for informal sector workers who may struggle with lump-sum contributions.
By: Lilys Njeru
Initially, the requirement for annual premiums for informal workers was a way to minimise payment defaults.
A BMI below 18 is considered underweight, while a BMI over 25 is categorised as overweight, with one above 30 being classified as obese.
By: Lilys Njeru
Countries such as Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates, which have high rates of inherited disorders, have led the way by mandating
In 2023 alone, climate change-related events claimed over 23,000 lives across Africa. By Monday evening, only a handful of key world leaders had arrived in Baku for COP29.
Kenya's presence was felt strongly despite President William Ruto's absence. Representing him were Musalia Mudavadi, the Prime Cabinet Secretary, and Environment and Climate Change CS Aden Duale.
By: Lilys Njeru
Delegates from countries and coalitions are immersed in heated discussions, each trying to push for their priorities on the global climate agenda.
CS Duale also dismissed the common perception that informal settlements are a major source of pollution in Nairobi River, saying the real polluters
Nema recently identified that over 90 percent of pollution in Nairobi’s rivers originates from industries, slaughterhouses and mismanaged sewage systems.
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