In Kenyan law, drug traffickers and addicts receive the same punishment – a prison sentence. Some are calling for this to change, as addicts need rehabilitation...
Joseph Ogutu, University of Hohenheim Kenya once had an exceptional abundance and diversity of wildlife. But as the country’s population boomed, wildlife lost space to...
By Shrijan Raj Pandey On April 15, 2023, Azza Abdul-Rehman, a 22-year-old medical student at the University of Medical Science and Technology in Khartoum, Sudan, was...
Health, Kenya
Kenyans Are Dying Due To Lack Of Healthcare Even As Plans To Export Health Workers Are Underway
By Wambui Mwaura Doctors in Kenya’s public hospitals have gone on strike, demanding better pay, and for medical interns to be deployed. This strike comes seven...
For about 2 years, unsuspecting farmers have bought and used a product being marketed as subsidized organic fertiliser. What did they buy? How did it affect their crops...
For nearly two years, a troubling scheme has been unfolding in the heart of Kenya’s agricultural landscape. Unbeknownst to many farmers, what they believed to be...
For nearly two years, a troubling scheme has been unfolding in the heart of Kenya’s agricultural landscape. Unbeknownst to many farmers, what they believed to be...
In 2023, Africa proved to be an increasingly dangerous place, both for journalists and for journalism itself. Not only were at least eight of us murdered and 67...
By ZAM reporter The Network of African Investigative Reporters and Editors, NAIRE, has issued a call to support their efforts in exposing regimes consisting of...
By Thomas Mukhwana (Africa Uncensored), Matthew Chapman (The Examination), and Sarah Marsh (The Guardian) Active lobbying by British American Tobacco Kenya has...