Eye Care in Kenya: Cataract, Trachoma and the Long Road to Universal Vision Health
An estimated 7.5 million Kenyans need ophthalmic care, yet specialists remain scarce and unevenly distributed. This guide examines Kenya's main causes of blindness, the trachoma elimination campaign, the eye health workforce and how patients access and pay for treatment.
Medical Tourism in Kenya: Why Patients from Across Africa Choose Nairobi for Specialized Healthcare
Kenya has emerged as one of Africa's leading medical tourism destinations, with patients from across the continent and beyond choosing Nairobi's specialized hospitals for healthcare services ranging f...
Kenya's Healthcare System: Public Hospitals, Private Care, and the Quest for Universal Health Coverage
Kenya's healthcare system serves over 50 million people through a network of public hospitals, private facilities, and community health services organized across six levels of care. From community hea...
The Kenyan Diaspora and Philanthropy: Building Schools, Hospitals, and Community Projects from Abroad
How Kenyan diaspora communities are building schools, hospitals, and community projects back home — and how to structure your philanthropic efforts effectively.