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As the world marks International Literacy Day, it is sobering to recall that 88% of 10-year-olds in sub-Saharan Africa cannot read and understand a simple,
In 2020, Uganda embarked on a bold education reform, introducing the Competence-Based Curriculum (CBC) for lower secondary schools. Designed to move learners beyond rote memorization
Before the First Question Is Asked Between July 28 and August 2, 2025, something meaningful unfolded in the classrooms, staffrooms, and meeting halls of Dadaab
By Christine Ger Ochola and Miranda Barasa with contributions from Ann Waithaka As the rest of the world races ahead in digitization, Africa still faces
Kenya has some of the most progressive health policies in principle, designed to improve population health and wellbeing. Yet, it is common to hear people
In many parts of Kenya and beyond, accessing sexual and reproductive health services remains challenging. Women seeking screening services for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) still
In many parts of Kenya and beyond, accessing sexual and reproductive health services remains challenging. Women seeking screening services for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) still
It was heartbreaking to hear stories about teenage girls’ experiences as shared by researchers during the Addressing Neglected Areas of Sexual and Reproductive Health and
Kenya’s breastfeeding journey is a story of progress, grounded in policy and community efforts, but sustaining and growing that success will require continued investment, workplace
Introduction Education has long been shaped by the technologies of its time—from papyrus and chalkboards to computers and artificial intelligence (AI). Whether in teaching, learning,
Kenyans have recently been treated to key sectoral systemic changes that may not have been thoroughly thought through. The changes that happened in the health
By: Joshua Eliud Omondi – Emerging and Re-emerging Infectious Diseases Unit When I came across the call for applications for the internship at the Center,