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A Kenyan initiative that is transforming the delivery of medical abortion services
11/06/24

In the heart of Kenya, from the bustling urban center of Kiambu to the rural landscapes of Kakamega, a quiet revolution in the delivery of medical abortion services (also known as abortion with pills) is taking place through the Medical Abortion Self Use (MASU) project.

Breaking the cycle: How family planning can reduce teenage pregnancies in Uganda
10/04/24

In Uganda, as in many developing countries across Africa, low utilisation of modern contraceptives among young people has been attributed to a variety of factors. These include limited access to contraceptive services, negative perceptions, and concerns about side effects.

On the frontlines of the fight for sexual reproductive health rights among young people
08/15/24

As Gen Zs across the country were mobilising themselves on social media to push for reforms in government, another set of youth in Homa Bay was using the same platform to advocate for their sexual and reproductive rights (SRHR).

Condom shortage hits Homa Bay county, threatens HIV spread
08/12/24

Homa Bay County is experiencing a condom shortage as organisations advocating for sexual and reproductive health rights urge prompt action to stop the spread of HIV infections.

The triple threat: Homa Bay’s teenage girls fight for their future
07/19/24

Read about the alarmingly high rates of teenage pregnancies and C-section, as well as HIV infections and gender violence in Homa Bay County.

Government to enforce ban on Traditional Birth Attendants
05/30/24

The government has moved to enforce the ban on services offered by the Traditional Birth Attendants (TBAs) across Uganda.

Ipas boosts efforts to curb triple threat in Bungoma County
05/27/24

After being ranked as one of the top counties where the triple threat of an upsurge in gender based violence, teen pregnancies and increased cases of HIV infections, the fight against the menace has received a boost after Ipas stepped in to provide funding to help curb the situation.

Long-held cultural beliefs locking Meru women out of leadership – report
05/09/24

According to the report, there is limited knowledge and empowerment on opportunities for women. This casts doubt on the quality and effectiveness of voter education conducted in the county.