The BPPL 2024 aims to guide the development of essential new treatments to combat AMR, stressing the importance of international cooperation and innovation in addressing this global health challenge.

Reflecting on the growth of his business and the area, Mole highlights how rapidly Eastleigh has evolved, providing opportunities to many.

The most common mental health disorders include; depression, generalised anxiety disorder (GAD), panic disorder, phobias, social anxiety disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and post-traumati...

President Ruto has insisted on the importance of living within the country's means, acknowledging the economic burden while saying the long-term benefits will outweigh the immediate costs.

Environment Cabinet Secretary Soipan Tuya announced this on Monday, stressing the need for forest restoration due to significant destruction.

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) refers to the ability of microorganisms, such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites, to evolve and become resistant to the drugs (antimicrobials) that were original...

Rono revealed that approximately 33 hectares of land were damaged by the floods. He advised farmers to remain vigilant and cautioned against planting during heavy rains to prevent losses.

Murkomen stressed the need for drivers and all road users to exercise caution, particularly in safeguarding the lives of students.

The PPB strongly advised against the use, distribution, sale, or supply of the C5830083 batch due to its inability to guarantee its safety, quality, and efficacy.

The CS stressed the government's commitment to working with everyone to ensure the country has enough tree cover to protect the environment.

President Ruto stressed the urgency of addressing soil health and fertiliser usage and the need to prioritise investments in nitrogen fertiliser production.

For instance, Why Not Primary School in Mathare has reported that their toilets are submerged.

President William Ruto pledged to provide Sh10,000 to each of the 40,000 families affected by floods. 

He also cautioned about the potential shift from floods to drought, citing forecasts indicating a possible return to drought conditions by the end of the year.

IDPs are grateful for donations from the government and well-wishers, but say jobs would be more helpful to their quest to sustain themselves.

Many turned up for the camp organised by SHOFCO, with cases including injuries, respiratory illnesses, and diarrhoea.

Raila reiterated that the government should declare floods a national disaster to prompt proper mitigation efforts.

This caution follows a similar advisory from the Met Department on Thursday, warning of the probability of heavy rainfall and strong winds persisting until Monday.

Demolitions are currently ongoing at the site, with most of the inhabitants with nowhere to go. 

KeNHA also assured the public that repairs were already underway to address any damage caused by the flooding.

Most of the health complications include haemorrhage, fistula, postpartum depression, and numerous others that, if left untreated and undiagnosed, can pose significant risks.

Immunisation is the paramount health intervention, ensuring not only the survival of infants but also their continued well-being into adulthood, WHO says.

However, as the unsung hero coordinated his team in embarking on the risky exercises, death nearly hit close to home. 

Leading the project are local youths who opted to construct a makeshift bridge following the aftermath of the flood's devastation, which left many confined to their homes.

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua emphasised that the project will involve relocating individuals from riparian and adjacent areas.

The State Department for Public Health launched the Kenya Malaria Elimination Implementation Plan (2021-2023), aiming to reduce the malaria burden and contribute to global elimination efforts by 2030.

Communities move because of climate impacts, viewing migration as a way to adapt. 

The CS urged state departments, counties, research institutions, and coconut farmers to boost production for both local consumption and export.

The family is overwhelmed with disbelief as they grapple with the loss of their main provider.

This flooding not only disrupts the daily operations of businesses but also hampers movement of people in the bustling commercial hub.

Amid their challenging circumstances, these women have found a sense of purpose and pride in their work and have turned trash into treasure, transforming their lives and the lives of their families in...

Demolitions have taken place at the huge city market several times before, for reasons including creating space for road construction.

The Auditor General's report has uncovered a significant shortfall in funding within Kenya's initiative to provide free sanitary towels to schoolgirls.

Bridging the digital gap and enhancing accessibility to services, in collaboration with the media, will also be discussed at the summit.

Depression significantly impacts various aspects of life, including community engagement, work, school, and family dynamics.

Desperate for medical attention amid the doctors' strike, some say they have no choice but to turn to pharmacists, who may be unqualified.

The FAO says that up to 40 per cent of Kenya's food is lost between farmers and consumers, exacerbating food insecurity.

As many flock to various parts of Nairobi to celebrate Eid in different ways, those residing in Majengo offer a testament to the enduring spirit of unity and generosity.

Capnography is an important monitoring equipment that confirms the endotracheal tube placement during surgery.

Earlier this week, the village faced yet another crisis when a fire swept through 66 houses, leaving dozens homeless and without their belongings.

Many parents, when presented with a health problem, suffer a torturous period of denial before achieving acceptance.

Labourers, including house managers and construction workers, are forced to start their days very early and lower their charges in order to survive.

Seven days have passed since relentless floodwaters ravaged Kamukunji's Kitui Village, leaving a landscape of destruction and despair.

Despite the plea, some residents were reluctant to move, citing financial constraints and a lack of alternatives.