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When Yoweri Museveni was sworn in January 1986, after leading a guerrilla war against President Milton Obote. Many Ugandans saw his reign as a beacon of hope.
Although motor insurance is legally required, many boda boda riders say insurance companies fail them when they need help the most.
“If we were in Congo for the minerals, we would be 100 times richer than we are now,” said President Kagame during Umushyikirano
The risk of developing complications while fasting is generally low. However, people with type 1 diabetes are usually advised not to fast, regardless of their sugar control.
On March 14, 2025, Kyarie Mwangi was scared but grateful because his brother-in-law was preparing to give a piece of himself so he could live.
Agnes Aluoch shares how endometriosis led to a life-altering hysterectomy, forcing a difficult choice between relief from chronic pain and the loss of her chance at biological motherhood.
Industrial sugar is not refined and the extraction of purity is not yet done adequately and still has heavy metals found in unrefined sugar.
Families of children living with Type 1 Diabetes are sharing the emotional and financial challenges of managing the condition.
A journey through Azerbaijan reveals a captivating blend of ancient history, modern development, rich cuisine, warm hospitality and memorable culture.
Public debate has intensified over Kenya’s child justice system after eight Utumishi Girls Academy students were linked to a fatal dormitory fire.
Experts at the World Urban Forum have called for age-friendly cities that prioritise accessible housing.
The National Treasury has proposed a comprehensive plan to boost support for women, youth, and vulnerable groups, with significant investments in social protection and safety net programmes.
In epilepsy, groups of brain cells can suddenly “misfire” all at once, creating abnormal electrical patterns.
Women at the World Urban Forum shared common struggles in housing, safety and unpaid care work, urging inclusive cities that uphold dignity, rights and equality.
There is a growing use of AI chatbots as sources of emotional support, companionship, and mental health guidance among young people in Kenya.
Two years after floodwaters swept through her neighbourhood, forcing her family to leave everything behind, 22-year-old Wendy Ochieng now lives on higher ground.
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