Majengo Nairobi Stories
By transforming health pathways and addressing gender disparities, Kenya can strengthen its TB response and improve health outcomes for all.
With a population of over 1,000 Muslim families living in congested conditions, only a few can afford a decent meal to break their fast.
Joseph highlights the harsh realities of hunger and addiction, which are the major factors driving many young people into crime and drug abuse.
Muthui’s family is now demanding the immediate arrest and prosecution of the officer responsible for his death.
Journalists were on the ground documenting protests sparked by the alleged shooting of two teenage boys on the night of March 4, 2025, in Majengo.
Ibrahim’s mother said the son had left home for evening prayers after reminding his mother to prepare a meal for him upon his return.
After being detained for several hours, the officers returned his camera and phone, but the footage he had taken of the protests had been deleted.
Kamukunji MP Yusuf Hassan condemned the killing of the teenager and demanded swift action on the officer responsible for the shooting.
Lavender House Clinic project is not only treating illnesses but transforming lives, one patient at a time.
As a cornerstone of Kenya's Vision 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals, UHC is driven by the principles of equity, quality, and financial prote...
Firefighters from Nairobi County are currently on the site battling the fire.
Other estates likely to be affected include Shauri Moyo, Bahati, Mbotela, Ziwani, Makongeni and Jericho.
Kenya, like many other nations, is grappling with severe challenges due to climate change, including extreme weather patterns that disrupt agriculture...
The constant cycle of illness and expense weighs heavily on the locals, underscoring the harsh realities of life in the slums where basic healthcare i...
Rebranded into Thirty-Seven Self-Help Group, its young members are now taking charge of managing the group’s toilet business and other community proje...
A report released in March 2024 reveals that individuals with lower economic status are more susceptible to becoming victims of crime.
Unscrupulous practices, such as using hydrogen peroxide and formalin in milk to extend shelf life, endanger the health of naïve customers.
They are using waste wood from the Nairobi Handicraft Cooperative Society as it is cheap and readily available.
Street food joints have become favourite spots for people making an income in the fast-growing Eastleigh business centre in Nairobi where the price of...
