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By Catherine Asego and Benta Abuya, APHRC via Daily Nation As the world commemorates the Day of the African Child today, it is worth reflecting
by Blessing Mberu, Head of Urbanization and Wellbeing and Kanyiva Muindi, Research Officer, APHRC, via Conversation Africa Globally, there’s a general decline in the number
Pregnancy and childhood is a way of life. Unfortunately, in the developing nations like Kenya, many mothers still die while giving life. According to the
By Estelle Sidze, APHRC and Melissa Stillman, Guttmacher Institute via Conversation Africa Imagine giving Kenyan students something that has been proven to help them make
By Estelle Sidze, APHRC and Melissa Stillman, Guttmacher Institute via Daily Nation Imagine there is something you can give to Kenyan students to help them
Young Kenyans Misinformed About Sex and Sexuality Nearly one in four Kenyan secondary school students in Homa Bay, Mombasa and Nairobi counties thinks that using
“Welcome! Grab a packet of popcorn and have a seat,” our hostess said. We were here to watch a movie about Mandla, a South African
By Julie Masiga, via The Standard His friends make jokes about him. He has two left feet, they say. He can’t hold a decent tune
–As part of his proposed first budget, US President Donald Trump has threatened to cut US aid to levels not seen since the 1970s and
Every child and parent in Kenya knows all too well that grades matter. During the final year of primary school, pupils sit to write a
By Kevin Sieff, via The Washington Post One of President Trump’s first foreign policy decisions is set to affect some of the world’s poorest people:
Many cultures regard the issue of food and feeding the family as the role of the woman. Women are expected to source for food, prepare