By Rodney Alubokho Despite the impressive milestone of progress towards improved sexual and reproductive health (SRH) in Kenya, young people with disabilities are often left
It’s our collective responsibility to protect and empower young people. As a country, we owe adolescent mothers more than blame; we owe them justice, compassion, and a real chance to rise again.
By Rodney Alubokho Over the past few years, the government of Kenya has made great strides in providing free sexual and reproductive health and rights
…with harmonized policies, laws, and cross-border collaboration, we can protect girls, deliver justice, and finally close the gaps that allow this harmful practice to thrive, not just in one country, but across the entire region….
What does this mean for a child in rural Turkana, Pokot, or Bungoma and all other counties, where education is already compromised by poverty, distance, and lack of basic amenities? It means fewer textbooks. It means going without meals. It means sitting on cold floors in overcrowded classrooms, taught by teachers who may not even be paid on time. For many, it means dropping out.
Alcohol companies often exploit celebrities to target young markets, knowing their ads resonate widely
