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Kenya ready for 25th summer Deaflympics in Tokyo - CS Mvurya
Erick Kariuki  |  Nov 12, 2025

Kenya will compete in five disciplines: athletics, women’s basketball, men’s handball, golf, and swimming.

Team Kenya heads to Tokyo for 2025 Deaflympics with hopes of record medal haul
Bashir Mbuthia  |  Nov 11, 2025

Fueled by national pride and months of intensive training, Team Kenya is ready to make history at the 100th anniversary of the Deaflympics in Tokyo.

Kenya launches Sh120 million cochlear implant programme to help deaf children hear
Rachael Mutabasi  |  Nov 05, 2025

The Sh120 million programme at KNH will fund life-changing ear implants for children with severe hearing loss, making advanced treatment accessible un...

Senate demands answers on Sh419 million Deaflympics budget
Maureen Kinyanjui  |  Oct 29, 2025

Senator Asige highlighted the importance of the Deaflympics as a platform that goes beyond sports, offering recognition and opportunities for athletes...

Prof Ndurumo, 'father of sign language', named UN Person of the Year
Rachael Mutabasi  |  Oct 24, 2025

Prof Ndurumo was recognised for his pioneering contributions to disability rights, inclusive education, and his lifelong advocacy for the empowerment...

Tanzanian initiative helps deaf women break silence through entrepreneurship
XINHUA  |  Oct 11, 2025

Founded in 2010 by Aneth Gerana Isaya, the first deaf woman to graduate from the University of Dar es Salaam, FUWAVITA was born out of necessity. Afte...

Deaf Kenyans still locked out of education, healthcare despite sign language recognition- NGEC
Rachael Mutabasi  |  Sep 23, 2025

The Commission is urging government agencies, schools, employers, healthcare providers, and media outlets to integrate KSL interpretation into classro...

World Hearing Day: Government urged to waive taxes on hearing aids
Margaret Wanjiru  |  Mar 03, 2025

Experts urge Kenya to recognise hearing loss as a disability and take concrete steps to make hearing care more accessible for all citizens.

International reggae stars unite for charity concert for Kenya's deaf community
Eastleigh Voice Reporter  |  Jan 15, 2025

Proceeds from the event will support vital social programmes benefiting marginalised deaf communities in Kwale and Nairobi counties.

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