The doctor advised an open head surgery, I was broken

Dr Koech explains that Primitive Neuro-Ectodermal Tumour is one of the rarest tumours, contributing to 0.5-1 per cent of all brain tumours in childhood cases.

By Faith Kutere 2 years ago

Why little girl's eye won't be 'fixed' soon

Corneal disease is considered one of the leading causes of visual impairment and blindness in developing countries.

By Faith Kutere 2 years ago

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The child often fainted, skin turned bluish

Over 37 million people globally suffer rheumatic heart disease with 97 per cent of the cases in developing countries including sub-Saharan Africa, according to the World Health Organisation.

By Faith Kutere 2 years ago

'Taking care of cancer patients is a painful task'

After battling colon cancer, Violet Shunza's mother was diagnosed with cancer, forcing her to assume the role of a caregiver.

By Faith Kutere 2 years ago

Commonwealth Games: All eyes on national hockey team ahead of New Zealand duel

The national women's hockey team continued with their preparation ahead of their Commonwealth Games opening match against New Zealand

By Faith Kutere 2 years ago

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Lung cancer: Why some Kenyans visit herbalists, chemists

Patients with warning signs suggestive of cancer or diagnosed with cancer resort to alternative medicine.

By Faith Kutere 2 years ago

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We pulled out bullet fragments, removed her dead brain

The 42-year-old woman was shot in the head by suspected cattle rustlers in her village in Laikipia County.

By Faith Kutere 2 years ago

Fire razes Moi Girls High School Eldoret lab

The school's Board of Management (BOM) convened a meeting today and assured parents that the girls are safe and normal learning has already resumed.

By Faith Kutere 3 years ago

Fifteen released as two charged over Raila Chopper stoning

Fifteen out of the 17 people suspected to have pelted ODM leader Raila Odinga’s helicopter with stones were yesterday freed for lack of evidence.

By Faith Kutere 3 years ago

In Kerio Valley, patients risk treatment under gunfire

Majority of health facilities are incapable of handling complex procedures like gunshot wounds.

By Faith Kutere 3 years ago

How to pick right audience for your products

If you have just launched a start-up, you have likely spent a lot of time planning and building your business.

By David Cheboryot 9 years ago

Startup garage: Business coaching for startup success

Nowadays, a great idea and good financing are not enough to secure a startup’s success. In the best-case scenario, a company experiences exponential growth, and new members are quickly introduced to the team.

By David Cheboryot 9 years ago

Tips for bootstrapping your start-up

In one of the pitching sessions we hosted last week at Tangaza, a young enthusiastic start-upper was making his presentation.

By David Cheboryot 9 years ago