Vernottee Esendi esendivanortte@gmail.com And Robert Breen robert.breen@womansnewsroom.africa Nyakundi hurriedly walks home where his wife, a teacher at a private school- who is “staying home’’ as per the government’s directive, ushers him into the house just before the curfew sets in, to with relief. The 10-month old baby on the sofa casts a spell of a
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Slide 1 Vernottee Esendi esendivanortte@gmail.com And Robert Breen robert.breen@womansnewsroom.africa Nyakundi hurriedly walks home where his wife, a teacher at a private school- who is “staying home’’ as per the government’s directive, ushers him into the house just before the curfew sets in, to with relief. The 10-month old baby on the sofa casts a spell
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Today marks the eighth day since Winnie moved in with a family she hardly knows. She tries to smile and take part in conversations. With her three children aged three to seven, they squeeze into a sofa. WoN Executive Director Njeri Rugene writes on Daily Nation. Click here for more…
Sexual and domestic violence cases have dramatically shot up, with the latest statistics showing a more than 100 per cent spike in one month. To control the spread of the Covid-19 disease, the government announced several measures, which include a national dusk to dawn curfew, partial lockdown of certain counties, closure of schools and calls
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That the deadly coronavirus disease has become our key collective focus is the reality to the extent that the Ministry of Health has to remind us that hospitals and other health facilities are still treating other illnesses, and that it is business as usual. WoN Executive Director Njeri Rugene writes …Click here for more…
