BY MERCY DALIZU: From contraceptive choices to sexual engagements, young people are primarily making decisions that affect their sexual health. With access to accurate information...
BY SHARON SITATI: Poor parenting practices are very common, with the increase in economic hardship, most parents and guardians are engrossed in their work and struggle to make ends meet...
BY DANIEL ODEKE: During the holidays, it is assumed that teenagers have more idle time and are more likely to engage in risky behaviours, such as unprotected sex...
BY ERMIYAS MALES: When young people have knowledge about prevention and promoting good health, they can make better decisions about their well-being
BY ERMIYAS MALES: he call for age-appropriate human sexuality education in Kenya's curriculum is a call for progress
BY DANIEL ODEKE: The status of comprehensive sexual education in Kenya serves as a reflection of the broader societal attitude towards sexual health.
BY ELIZABETH WERE: CSE aims to delay sexual initiation by providing accurate information about the risks and responsibilities associated with sexual activities.
BY NELSON AKOTH. It is worth noting that CSE goes beyond physical aspects and addresses the mental and emotional well-being of young individuals. It provides a safe space for discussions on body image, self-esteem, and emotional aspects of relationships.
BY SAHRON SITATI: Young people from low-income backgrounds may engage in transactional sexual relationships, making it harder for them to negotiate safer sex. This increases the risk of infection within this demographic.
BY LUCY JOBITA Last month, the Ministry of Health (MoH) launched a guidebook dubbed, ‘Understanding Adolescence’ to assist parents and teachers in the country in dealing with diverse teen issues.…