Learning new skills to keep poverty, dependence at bay
Women have used killed they have learned to save and borrow loans to buy raw materials for their small businesses and also to cater for other household needs.
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Learning new skills to keep poverty, dependence at bay
Students create robot to help them with chores
The Lobster is a robot created by a group of students to collect litter around the school compound.
By 1 month ago
Students create robot to help them with chores
Second chance for Covid-19 teen moms
Life has not been easy for these teen moms, and they admit that their lives will never be the same should they get another opportunity to get back to class.
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Does your baby really have colic? Here's how you can tell
Dr Peninah Musyoka, a Pediatrician at Machakos Children’s Clinic says a mother should check her baby to identify why the baby is crying because perhaps the baby is unwell or has pain.
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Does your baby really have colic? Here's how you can tell
Watch your child's teeth this festive season
The festive season is here and it comes with its treats, especially for children who enjoy every single drop of soft drinks, sweets, cakes and all sorts of sugary snacks.
By 3 months ago
Watch your child's teeth this festive season
Spending time with the elderly? Check their medications
While catching up with the elderly and finding out how they are faring, it is important to inquire and check what drugs they are on especially those with chronic diseases.
By 3 months ago
Spending time with the elderly? Check their medications
High school students adopt traditional use of cow dung fuel to make briquettes
The students said the innovation is their way of contributing to the fight against the devastating impact of climate change by looking at solutions that are practical and sustainable.
By 5 months ago
High school students adopt traditional use of cow dung fuel to make briquettes
Common cold in children
Some of the patients with the common cold will present with a fever, a dry cough, sneezing, and nasal discharge, a child will not be feeding well and may be irritable and crying.
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Common cold in children
How new technique can spur learners' curiosity
A teaching and learning method using the Question Formulation Technique (QFT) allows the learners to feed into their curiosity by asking relevant questions as guided by the teacher
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When nurses go the extra mile to help their patients conquer cancer
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Misinformation 'still a major catalyst for HIV-related stigma'
24 per cent of women and 17 per cent of men aged between 15 and 49 years have discriminating attitudes towards individuals with HIV.
By 9 months ago
Misinformation 'still a major catalyst for HIV-related stigma'
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Vape at your own risk
Instead of smoke from lit tobacco, the user inhales vapour, which is why using the e-cigarette is called ‘vaping’. The vape consists of an atomiser, a power source such as a battery
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Vape at your own risk
Old wives' tales for predicting a baby's gender: Myth or reality?
Some women swear by these old wives’ tales, but many others say they do not work. A common belief is that if a woman has craving for sweet things she is expecting a girl.
By 9 months ago
Old wives' tales for predicting a baby's gender: Myth or reality?
Learning new skills to keep poverty, dependence at bay
Women have used killed they have learned to save and borrow loans to buy raw materials for their small businesses and also to cater for other household needs.
By 1 month ago
Learning new skills to keep poverty, dependence at bay
Students create robot to help them with chores
The Lobster is a robot created by a group of students to collect litter around the school compound.
By 1 month ago
Students create robot to help them with chores
Second chance for Covid-19 teen moms
Life has not been easy for these teen moms, and they admit that their lives will never be the same should they get another opportunity to get back to class.
By 2 months ago
Second chance for Covid-19 teen moms
Does your baby really have colic? Here's how you can tell
Dr Peninah Musyoka, a Pediatrician at Machakos Children’s Clinic says a mother should check her baby to identify why the baby is crying because perhaps the baby is unwell or has pain.
By 3 months ago
Does your baby really have colic? Here's how you can tell
Watch your child's teeth this festive season
The festive season is here and it comes with its treats, especially for children who enjoy every single drop of soft drinks, sweets, cakes and all sorts of sugary snacks.
By 3 months ago
Watch your child's teeth this festive season
Spending time with the elderly? Check their medications
While catching up with the elderly and finding out how they are faring, it is important to inquire and check what drugs they are on especially those with chronic diseases.
By 3 months ago
Spending time with the elderly? Check their medications
High school students adopt traditional use of cow dung fuel to make briquettes
The students said the innovation is their way of contributing to the fight against the devastating impact of climate change by looking at solutions that are practical and sustainable.
By 5 months ago
High school students adopt traditional use of cow dung fuel to make briquettes
Common cold in children
Some of the patients with the common cold will present with a fever, a dry cough, sneezing, and nasal discharge, a child will not be feeding well and may be irritable and crying.
By 7 months ago
Common cold in children
How new technique can spur learners' curiosity
A teaching and learning method using the Question Formulation Technique (QFT) allows the learners to feed into their curiosity by asking relevant questions as guided by the teacher
By 8 months ago
How new technique can spur learners' curiosity
When nurses go the extra mile to help their patients conquer cancer
It could go either way for patients when they learn that they have cancer -- while some might get stuck in a state of despair, others initiate treatment immediately.
By 8 months ago
When nurses go the extra mile to help their patients conquer cancer
Misinformation 'still a major catalyst for HIV-related stigma'
24 per cent of women and 17 per cent of men aged between 15 and 49 years have discriminating attitudes towards individuals with HIV.
By 9 months ago
Misinformation 'still a major catalyst for HIV-related stigma'
Premium
Vape at your own risk
Instead of smoke from lit tobacco, the user inhales vapour, which is why using the e-cigarette is called ‘vaping’. The vape consists of an atomiser, a power source such as a battery
By 9 months ago
Vape at your own risk
Old wives' tales for predicting a baby's gender: Myth or reality?
Some women swear by these old wives’ tales, but many others say they do not work. A common belief is that if a woman has craving for sweet things she is expecting a girl.
By 9 months ago
Old wives' tales for predicting a baby's gender: Myth or reality?
Learning new skills to keep poverty, dependence at bay
Women have used killed they have learned to save and borrow loans to buy raw materials for their small businesses and also to cater for other household needs.
By 1 month ago
Learning new skills to keep poverty, dependence at bay
Students create robot to help them with chores
The Lobster is a robot created by a group of students to collect litter around the school compound.
By 1 month ago
Students create robot to help them with chores
Second chance for Covid-19 teen moms
Life has not been easy for these teen moms, and they admit that their lives will never be the same should they get another opportunity to get back to class.
By 2 months ago
Second chance for Covid-19 teen moms
Does your baby really have colic? Here's how you can tell
Dr Peninah Musyoka, a Pediatrician at Machakos Children’s Clinic says a mother should check her baby to identify why the baby is crying because perhaps the baby is unwell or has pain.
By 3 months ago
Does your baby really have colic? Here's how you can tell
Watch your child's teeth this festive season
The festive season is here and it comes with its treats, especially for children who enjoy every single drop of soft drinks, sweets, cakes and all sorts of sugary snacks.
By 3 months ago
Watch your child's teeth this festive season
Spending time with the elderly? Check their medications
While catching up with the elderly and finding out how they are faring, it is important to inquire and check what drugs they are on especially those with chronic diseases.
By 3 months ago
Spending time with the elderly? Check their medications
High school students adopt traditional use of cow dung fuel to make briquettes
The students said the innovation is their way of contributing to the fight against the devastating impact of climate change by looking at solutions that are practical and sustainable.
By 5 months ago
High school students adopt traditional use of cow dung fuel to make briquettes
Common cold in children
Some of the patients with the common cold will present with a fever, a dry cough, sneezing, and nasal discharge, a child will not be feeding well and may be irritable and crying.
By 7 months ago
Common cold in children
How new technique can spur learners' curiosity
A teaching and learning method using the Question Formulation Technique (QFT) allows the learners to feed into their curiosity by asking relevant questions as guided by the teacher
By 8 months ago
How new technique can spur learners' curiosity
When nurses go the extra mile to help their patients conquer cancer
It could go either way for patients when they learn that they have cancer -- while some might get stuck in a state of despair, others initiate treatment immediately.
By 8 months ago
When nurses go the extra mile to help their patients conquer cancer
Misinformation 'still a major catalyst for HIV-related stigma'
24 per cent of women and 17 per cent of men aged between 15 and 49 years have discriminating attitudes towards individuals with HIV.
By 9 months ago
Misinformation 'still a major catalyst for HIV-related stigma'
Premium
Vape at your own risk
Instead of smoke from lit tobacco, the user inhales vapour, which is why using the e-cigarette is called ‘vaping’. The vape consists of an atomiser, a power source such as a battery
By 9 months ago
Vape at your own risk
Old wives' tales for predicting a baby's gender: Myth or reality?
Some women swear by these old wives’ tales, but many others say they do not work. A common belief is that if a woman has craving for sweet things she is expecting a girl.
By 9 months ago
Old wives' tales for predicting a baby's gender: Myth or reality?
Second chance for Covid-19 teen moms
Life has not been easy for these teen moms, and they admit that their lives will never be the same should they get another opportunity to get back to class.
By Rose Mukonyo 2 months ago
Second chance for Covid-19 teen moms
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