Pauline Ongaji

3 weeks ago | taifaleo.nation.co.ke | Pauline Ongaji

HUKU bara la Afrika likiendelea kukumbwa na janga la mkurupuko wa maradhi kila mara, Kituo cha kudhibiti na kuzuia maradhi barani Afrika (Africa CDC), kimetaja tatizo la kuenea kwa habari zisizo sahihi, vile vile zile za kupotosha kama baadhi ya vichocheo vikuu vya tatizo hili.

3 weeks ago | taifaleo.nation.co.ke | Pauline Ongaji

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4 weeks ago | nation.africa | Pauline Ongaji

What you need to know:One of Africa’s most pressing challenges is its heavy dependence on external funding. In 2022, low-income countries in Sub-Saharan Africa relied on external aid for 31 per cent of health expenditures—up from 11 per cent in 2003. Meanwhile, domestic government spending dropped from 33 per cent in 2002 to just 21 per cent.

1 month ago | taifaleo.nation.co.ke | Pauline Ongaji

Afya na Jamii Usihangaike, jaribu vyakula hivi ukiwa unapanga kupunguza uzito Na PAULINE ONGAJI May 8th, 2025 Kusoma ni dakika: 1 KUPUNGUZA uzani si jambo rahisi kwa wengi hasa kwa sababu mara nyingi huhusisha kufanya mazoezi. Kwa hivyo, kuna baadhi ya watu ambao wamelazimika kutumia njia za mkato ili kupunguza uzani, na katika harakati hizo kuhatarisha afya na maisha yao. Ikiwa wewe ni mmoja wao, haina haja ya kufanya hivyo.

1 month ago | nation.africa | Pauline Ongaji

The scalpel trembles slightly in her hand—not from uncertainty, but from the weight of what it represents. In a continent where only nine per cent of surgeons are women, each incision Dr Faith Mugoha Odwaro makes isn't just healing a patient; it's cutting through centuries of gender barriers. In operating rooms across Kenya, a quiet revolution is taking place. Women surgeons, once rare enough to be mistaken for nurses, are not only claiming their place at the table—they're redesigning it entirely.