Reproductive health and rights in Kenya sit at the crossroads of remarkable progress and persistent inequality. Over the past two decades, the country has expanded access to family planning, reduced teenage pregnancy, and embedded strong health guarantees in its Constitution. Yet for millions of women, girls, and young people,
By Naom Maina
Child disappearances in Kenya have moved from the margins of public conversation to the centre of national alarm. Across the country, parents are tightening their grip on their children’s daily routines, schools are reviewing safety protocols, and child rights organisations are sounding the alarm over a problem that seems
By Ken Washika
Femicide in Kenya is no longer a series of isolated tragedies reported in passing. It has grown into one of the country’s most urgent human rights emergencies, claiming the lives of women and girls at a pace that has shocked families, activists, and policymakers alike. Behind every statistic is
By Ken Washika