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Qabale Duba came within whiskers of child marriage, was subjected to female genital mutilation (FGM) and had to put up a real fight to be allowed to complete her education.

Everyone depends on vegetables from farms so if the underground water is contaminated with these heavy metals and we consume meat or chicken from animals that consumed the said metals, they will definitely end up in the body

Having grown up in the lush tea farms of Elgeyo-Marakwet, Mathew Lelalch always dreamt of a day when there would be a more efficient way of tea plucking. As he narrates to Tebby Otieno, he finally found a way as a student at JKUAT

In most households, and especially in the African setting, it is considered women’s natural obligation to take care of the home and generally others– Feed the baby, cook, clean, take care of the sick etc. This idea is deeply entrenched in our culture but at what cost?

Patrick Kuria will be racing only against time to hike Mt. Kenya in 12 hrs, hoping to raise 50,000 trees for planting along the mountain.

Elizabeth Macharia’s advice to parents who have differently abled children is simple. “Do not hide them”. The Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) lecturer would know not just because she was a nurse for many years but because she has raised a visually impaired child.

Muthoni is the founder of the Kenya Cancer Café, a forum that helps people living with Cancer come to terms with their diagnosis and learn how to live with the disease.

Read the intriguing story of Samson Mayaka who ventured into drug abuse and crime and later found purpose in mentoring other young people.