By Moses Ngware, Head of Education Research Program, APHRC via Daily Nation Is education a public good and can it be […]
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By Ruth Alexander via BBC World Service The UN forecasts that the number of people living in Africa will double […]
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By Dorcas Odhiambo, via SciDevNet Men and women with partners who live in the same households, irrespective of whether married […]
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By Carol Gatura, Communications Officer, APHRC Primary and secondary head teachers in Nairobi are important ambassadors when it comes to […]
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The need for African leaders to invest in policy relevant research was the message that resonated with invitees at APHRC’s recent dinner […]
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By Mphatso Kamndaya and Caroline Kabiru, Research Scientist, APHRC via Conversation Africa Transactional sex, or the exchange of sex for money […]
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By Frederick Wekesah, Research Officer, APHRC via Daily Nation I have been keenly following the debate on the Managed Equipment Services […]
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Via UNFPA UNITED NATIONS, New York – The United Nations honoured Thoraya Ahmed Obaid and the African Population and Health […]
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By Richard Eisenberg, Forbes You probably know that the world is growing older due to a combination of declining fertility […]
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via icddr,b Post-2015 urban health challenges like inclusion, equity and sustainability should be addressed through multi-sectoral action including public-private partnerships, experts say […]
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The African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC) has won the 2015 United Nations Population Award. The award, established in […]
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By Yazid Yolisigira, via Daily Monitor A new study carried out to assess the quality of education in the districts of […]
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By Otiato Guguyu, via Daily Nation A delay in vaccinating children against tuberculosis in slums is reducing the effectiveness of […]
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By Juma Kwayera, via Standard Digital Although it is largely unstated truism, teachers in formative stages of education possess some […]
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By Michelle Galloway, via SciBraai Urbanisation has a huge impact on health in South Africa if one considers that, according […]
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By Peace Loise Mbae, via Standard Digital People who move to the cities are exposed to more health risks as […]
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By Juma Kwayera, via The Standard Government’s inability to match growing demand for education with human resource and infrastructure development is […]
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By Sci Dev Net African countries could benefit from routine immunisation with an effective and safe meningitis – A vaccine […]
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By Eunice Kilonzo, Daily Nation High blood pressure, commonly associated with adults, is slowly creeping up on children. And the […]
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By Daily Graphic INDEPTH Network has called for global commitment and investment in order to win the fight against malaria. […]
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By Collins Ouma, Head of Health Challenges and Systems Program, APHRC via Daily Nation To date, malaria still occurs in […]
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By Moses Ngware, Head of Education Research Program, APHRC via Daily Nation Take yourself back to your school days. You’re […]
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By Channel Africa Radio The African Population and Health Research Center, APHRC, based in Kenya, has won the 2015 United […]
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The African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC) has won the 2015 United Nations Population Award. The award, established in […]
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By Peter Ngure, Program Manager, CARTA via Daily Nation African nations continue to grapple with the acute shortage of PhDs. […]
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