Lifestyle

This week, the medical profession suffered a monumental loss in the name of Professor Saidi Hassan. Despite the fact that his funeral took place within 24 hours as his religion …

It has been an uncommon last few days, with the loss of well-known personalities in the country. The wave started with veteran politician GG Kariuki, followed by the cabinet secretary …

Two decades ago, in most of Africa, a potbelly was a status symbol. It communicated affluence and class. Economic empowerment was characterized by the ability to afford whatever gustatory delights …

If you are a woman, especially a single one, you will absolutely feel me on this one. Women overall, usually choose to stick to their lane. What they feel is …

Whenever I indulge in my childhood memories, all I think of are the countless times I got into trouble for mischief. Shout out to all those of us who grew …

The last few years have been characterized by a change in the tone of the fertility discussion. Infertility has been one of the most stigmatized medical conditions in society, resulting …

The mention of labor and childbirth evokes images of women in pain followed by the cry of a newborn. Obstetrics, the medicine of pregnancy and childbirth, is one of the …

Over the past five decades, the contraceptive debates have raged on like a house on fire with minimal ground being ceded. The introduction of contraceptives in Kenya was and continues …

In the era of a revolution in access to information, the third world is a clear winner. Alternative media has given mainstream media a run for their money and for …

I met Sarah in 2013 at the ante-natal clinic when she was expecting her third baby at 31 years of age. I must admit that I had difficulty wrapping my …