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When stigma causes more harm than Covid-19
On March 12, Wangui Waweru arrived back home in Lanet, Nakuru, from a workshop in Nairobi. Wangui, who ran a ...
Poor diet stunts children’s growth
When one thinks of Nakuru County, which is 150km west of capital Nairobi, images of fresh produce and plenty of ...
Why Nakuru’s poor sanitation poses health risk to population
As the world becomes paranoid on hygiene amid Covid-19, Nakuru sanitation woes cause for worry Cholera, typhoid and dysentery kills ...
Sexual harassment still rife in media
Sexual harassment in the newsroom is still a topic of concern, resuscitating calls for strict enforcement of media workplace policies. ...
Why the #metoo campaign went cold in Africa
It was tearful. It was shocking. The #metoo campaign unveiled in 2017 brought to the core hitherto hidden stories about ...
World celebrates women
On March 8 each year, women pause to reflect on their achievements and celebrate one another world over. This year theme ...
Technology taps into ending huge post-harvest losses
By Juliana Omale-Atemi Agriculture is one of the drivers of Kenya’s ‘Big Four’ agenda that defines the country’s development path ...
Corporate boardrooms: where are the women?
A lack of diversity afflicts most companies’ boards By Kwamboka Oyaro When a woman rises to the top rung ...
A director’s apology adds momentum to South Korea’s #MeToo Movement
SEOUL, South Korea — One of South Korea’s most prominent theater directors apologized on Monday for sexually abusing actresses, part ...
Kenya’s human rights defender feted for her work
Njeri Kabeberi is a renowned human rights activist with countless international awards to her name, but has had little or ...
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