By Fridah G. Kiambati The prevalence rate of children with disabilities and special needs in education in Kenya is […]
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Hackathon Alert: Save your spot now! https://buff.ly/3HeUxQS […]
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By Patrick Amboka, Leah Mwangi, Kirimi Sindi, and Marylene Wamukoya Africa boasts some of the world’s oldest and most esteemed […]
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In recent years, there has been a growing recognition of the crucial role that civil society plays in advancing sexual […]
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CAMBRIDGE, 1 June 2023- National COVID-19 data disaggregated by demographic characteristics has been underreported globally. This is despite the commitment […]
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World Hypertension Day is observed every year in order to raise global awareness and promote hypertension prevention, detection and control. […]
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Dr. Gloria Langat, head of the Aging and Development in the Population Dynamics and Urbanization theme at the Center spoke […]
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Dhawabu sat at the edge of her bed, scrolled through her contacts, and deeply inhaled before finally dialing Nia’s number. […]
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I am on strike. I have been on strike since last Christmas (2022), and will continue to do so until […]
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