economy
Fewer Kenyans save as more borrow to survive
Share of Kenyans with a loan has gone up by 16 percentage points since 2016 as savings dip
By JOSHUA MUTISYA
human rights
Deadly force: Unlawful killings by police still prevalent in Kenya
An average of 16 people were shot dead every month, with human rights groups saying many more such cases have gone unreported
Housing
Why many Kenyans cannot own a home
Rising property prices have seen the average home loan double in size to Sh11 million in under a decade
health
Mental illness receives little attention despite prevalence
Kenya is among 54 WHO member states that do not have a separate budget for mental health
education
Young people, listen up - teaching can be rewarding
The number of students enrolling for a diploma in teaching dropped by nearly 40 per cent in five years
MATERNAL HEALTH
Why Kenyan women and their babies are still dying at childbirth
Health workers adhere to only a third of the clinical guidelines as priority drugs and key equipment are missing
Maternal Health
County’s simple steps now save mothers and babies lives
Bungoma launched mentorship for health workers and strengthened referral process
Business
Kenya fifth in investment returns in Africa
Country beats four bigger economies in investment rewards but lags in potential risks.
innovation
Kenya shows great innovation potential despite years of poor investment in sector
The country tops Africa and ranks 64 globally in knowledge and creative outputs
Business
Alarm as 62 NSE-listed firms have only four female CEOs
By DOROTHY OTIENO
By JOSHUA MUTISYA
Over 90 percent of CEOs and chairs of boards of directors are men
