Radioactive beam delivers targeted precision to tumours
Particle beams can provide a blast of destructive energy directly to tumours assuming the beam is in the right place.
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Radioactive beam delivers targeted precision to tumours
New technique to study Coronaviruses raises safety risks
Scientists claim that pathogens that cause Coronaviruses are difficult to grow in the labs, making it difficult to study them to come up with countermeasures.
By 1 month ago
New technique to study Coronaviruses raises safety risks
The struggles of doing business next to learning institutions
When students go on the rampage, traders bear the wrath. They are the first victims to incur losses as their businesses are usually vandalised. 
By 1 month ago
The struggles of doing business next to learning institutions
Genetics ghosts suggest Covid's market origins
A team of scientists says it is “beyond reasonable doubt” the Covid pandemic started with infected animals sold at a market, rather than a laboratory leak.
By 1 month ago
Genetics ghosts suggest Covid's market origins
Kalonzo salutes Gen Z's for ensuring sanity in leadership
Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka has celebrated Gen Z youths as the year's heroes and heroines in Kenya.
By 2 months ago
Kalonzo salutes Gen Z's for ensuring sanity in leadership
Contraceptives do not cause cancers or infertility, says doctor
According to a consultant in reproductive medicine and surgery from Oxford University, contraceptives do not cause infertility or cancer. Neither do they affect a woman`s sexual desire.
By 2 months ago
Contraceptives do not cause cancers or infertility, says doctor
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They said I won't make it past 18, says sickle cell anaemia survivor
According to CDC, sickle cell is a genetic condition present at birth, inherited when a child receives two genes—one from each parent—that code for abnormal hemoglobin.
By 2 months ago
They said I won't make it past 18, says sickle cell anaemia survivor
Yvonne Akinyi: How I found voice and vigour after breast cancer diagnosis
That humanity only gets more adaptive by being resilient has never been epitomized by cancer survivors whose grit and will to overcome their life-threatening affliction is nothing but an inspiration.
By 2 months ago
Yvonne Akinyi: How I found voice and vigour after breast cancer diagnosis
Union officials issue strike notice over medical plan
KMPDU Secretary-General Davji Atellah said it was not democratic to transition Kenyans from NHIF, despite numerous concerns and questions that citizens raised.
By 2 months ago
Union officials issue strike notice over medical plan
Universities urged to give women leadership roles
According to Purity Ngina, National Gender and Equality Commission chief executive women hold 37 per cent of positions in government and other organisations.
By 2 months ago
Universities urged to give women leadership roles
Study reveals how pregnancy rewires a woman's brain for at least two years
A new study has shown that just like the body, a pregnant woman's brain also undergoes major changes with some happening suddenly, while others over time.
By 2 months ago
Study reveals how pregnancy rewires a woman's brain for at least two years
Mandera County bags the 2024 World Green City Award
Long perceived as a desert and conflict-ridden, Mandera County beat the United Kingdom’s Liverpool and Australia’s Melbourne in a competition that ended on September 24.
By 2 months ago
Mandera County bags the 2024 World Green City Award
Japanese firm, UNICEF partner to boost sanitation and hygiene
Japanese construction conglomerate, LIXIL Corporation, and UNICEF, have announced the extension of a partnership on water and sanitation hygiene until 2027
By 3 months ago
Japanese firm, UNICEF partner to boost sanitation and hygiene
Want to work in Germany? Here is how to apply for the positions
Diaspora Affairs PS Roseline Njogu says new deal matches talent to labour market needs. It aims to provide opportunities for both skilled and semi-skilled Kenyan workers abroad.
By 3 months ago
Want to work in Germany? Here is how to apply for the positions
Kenya signs marine training deal with Maersk
Under the new partnership, Maersk will provide seatime training for ten Kenyan cadets annually over a 12-month period.
By 3 months ago
Kenya signs marine training deal with Maersk
Land permits major challenge to Nairobi's sanitation projects
Land permits remain one of the biggest challenges hindering the implementation of sanitation projects in Nairobi’s informal settlements.
By 3 months ago
Land permits major challenge to Nairobi's sanitation projects
State starts public participation for new IDs
The government is rolling out a plan to educate Kenyans on the new generation national identity cards.
By 3 months ago
State starts public participation for new IDs
Aviation workers suspend strike to study Adani deal
Aviation Workers Union has suspended the strike that was scheduled to kick off from Monday.
By 3 months ago
Aviation workers suspend strike to study Adani deal
Women leaders condemn cyberbullying on Soipan Tuya
A group of women from the MAA community have condemned cyberbullying directed at President William Ruto's Defence Cabinet Secretary nominee Soipan Tuya.
By 4 months ago
Women leaders condemn cyberbullying on Soipan Tuya
A seasoned Kenyan innovator pioneers the worlds first real money game.
Innovation of skill based game Candy Kash inspired by the famous Candy Crush game has revolutionized the mobile gaming industry.
By 5 months ago
A seasoned Kenyan innovator pioneers the worlds first real money game.
Living with clubfoot did not stop me from pursuing my dream
Clubfoot is a condition where a baby is born with a foot or feet that is turned in and under. It can affect one foot or both feet pointing inwards and the sole facing backwards.
By 5 months ago
Living with clubfoot did not stop me from pursuing my dream
Youth Movement joins anti-Finance Bill protests
United Green Movement party joins the ongoing protests against Finance Bill 2024, condemns police brutality.
By 6 months ago
Youth Movement joins anti-Finance Bill protests
Oouch! my tummy!: Menstrual cramps in women causing duty absconding
Menstrual cramps are lower abdominal pains that many women experience during or before their menstrual period.
By 6 months ago
Oouch! my tummy!: Menstrual cramps in women causing duty absconding
Clinical officers' union demands budget for UHC absorption
The union is faulting the government for not honouring an agreement with it.
By 6 months ago
Clinical officers' union demands budget for UHC absorption
Clinical officers want UHC staff employed on permanent terms
The union is demanding conversion of all contracts for the 8,500 Universal Health Coverage (UHC) staff to permanent and pensionable terms.
By 6 months ago
Clinical officers want UHC staff employed on permanent terms
Meg Whitman: Taxation rates should be increased gradually
Whitman said that the issue of tax is a worldwide issue and for a country to be economically stable, it requires more time as the process is gradual.
By 7 months ago
Meg Whitman: Taxation rates should be increased gradually
Kenya-Germany complete Labour Mobility Negotiations
Kenya and Germany conclude negotiations of the draft Comprehensive Migration and Mobility Partnership Agreement.
By 7 months ago
Kenya-Germany complete Labour Mobility Negotiations
Jackson Sararah: Thirst for books helped me beat Maasai culture, enroll to school
Jackson Sararah is the firstborn in a family of eight. He was born into a polygamous family where his mother was the third wife to his father.
By 7 months ago
Jackson Sararah: Thirst for books helped me beat Maasai culture, enroll to school
20 students get innovation awards under Kenya-UK university partnership
Twenty students drawn from KCA University and the University of Nottingham (UK) have received innovation awards after pitching ideas under the Global Partnerships programme.
By 7 months ago
20 students get innovation awards under Kenya-UK university partnership
Nairobi county begins to repair 17 bridges damaged by floods
Sakaja said the country is grappling with challenges including loss of lives through floods. 
By 7 months ago
Nairobi county begins to repair 17 bridges damaged by floods
Struggles of a mother with an intersex child
Kawira says that she was given only two options - to kill the baby or go away with the child.
By 7 months ago
Struggles of a mother with an intersex child
Fertility myths set couples up for failure, disappointment
There is only an 85 per cent probability that one would get pregnant if the person is involved in sex every day for one year.
By 8 months ago
Fertility myths set couples up for failure, disappointment
Survivor opens safe house for minors undergoing cancer treatment
Cancer advocacy agency launches a safe house for children.
By 8 months ago
Survivor opens safe house for minors undergoing cancer treatment
Doctors turn to Ruto to break talks stalemate to end the ongoing strike
Davji Atellah said the president has an obligation to protect the rights of every Kenyan, including access to quality healthcare services as stipulated in the Constitution.
By 8 months ago
Doctors turn to Ruto to break talks stalemate to end the ongoing strike
Radioactive beam delivers targeted precision to tumours
Particle beams can provide a blast of destructive energy directly to tumours assuming the beam is in the right place.
By 1 month ago
Radioactive beam delivers targeted precision to tumours
New technique to study Coronaviruses raises safety risks
Scientists claim that pathogens that cause Coronaviruses are difficult to grow in the labs, making it difficult to study them to come up with countermeasures.
By 1 month ago
New technique to study Coronaviruses raises safety risks
The struggles of doing business next to learning institutions
When students go on the rampage, traders bear the wrath. They are the first victims to incur losses as their businesses are usually vandalised. 
By 1 month ago
The struggles of doing business next to learning institutions
Genetics ghosts suggest Covid's market origins
A team of scientists says it is “beyond reasonable doubt” the Covid pandemic started with infected animals sold at a market, rather than a laboratory leak.
By 1 month ago
Genetics ghosts suggest Covid's market origins
Kalonzo salutes Gen Z's for ensuring sanity in leadership
Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka has celebrated Gen Z youths as the year's heroes and heroines in Kenya.
By 2 months ago
Kalonzo salutes Gen Z's for ensuring sanity in leadership
Contraceptives do not cause cancers or infertility, says doctor
According to a consultant in reproductive medicine and surgery from Oxford University, contraceptives do not cause infertility or cancer. Neither do they affect a woman`s sexual desire.
By 2 months ago
Contraceptives do not cause cancers or infertility, says doctor
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