Lake Turkana Explained: The Jade Sea, Sibiloi National Park, the Turkana Boy Fossil, the Oil Discovery and the Northern Kenya Frontier
Lake Turkana is the world's largest permanent desert lake and the cradle of human evolution. A guide to the Jade Sea, Sibiloi National Park, the Turkana Boy, oil and the region.
NASCOP and the Kenya HIV Programme: From PEPFAR to U=U, Treatment Coverage, Prevention Innovations and the Path to Epidemic Control
Kenya hosts 1.4 million people living with HIV. A complete guide to the NASCOP-led HIV programme, PEPFAR support, treatment coverage, prevention innovations and the path to control.
Malaria Control in Kenya: Disease Burden, the National Malaria Strategy, the Insecticide-Treated Net Programme and the Path to Elimination
Malaria causes 3.5 million Kenyan cases annually with 10,700 deaths. A complete guide to disease burden, the National Malaria Strategy, ITNs, treatment and the elimination agenda.
The 2007-2008 Post-Election Violence in Kenya: Causes, Death Toll, Displacement, ICC Cases and the Path to the 2010 Constitution
The 2007-2008 PEV killed 1,133 Kenyans and displaced 600,000. A complete account of the causes, the National Accord, the ICC cases, and the 2010 Constitution that followed.
The Kamba Community of Kenya: Eastern Bantu Heritage, the Akamba Wood Carving Tradition, Long-Distance Trade and the Contemporary Identity
The Kamba (Akamba) are Kenya's fifth-largest community at approximately 4.7 million people. A complete guide to history, wood carving and contemporary identity.
The Luhya Community of Kenya: 17 Sub-Communities of Western Kenya, Bantu Heritage, the Funeral Traditions and Contemporary Identity
The Luhya are Kenya's second-largest community at 6.8 million, comprising 17 distinct sub-communities. A complete guide to their heritage and contemporary identity.
The Maasai Community of Kenya: Pastoralist Heritage, the Maasai Mara and Amboseli Homeland, Cultural Tradition and Contemporary Identity
The Maasai are one of the most iconic East African pastoralist communities. A complete guide to history, culture, contemporary identity, and the Maasai-anchored conservancies.
The Kalenjin Community of Kenya: Highland Pastoralism, World-Beating Running Tradition, the Rift Valley Heartland and the Contemporary Identity
The Kalenjin are Kenya's third-largest ethnic community with 6.4 million people and the global running tradition. A complete guide to history, language and culture.
The Luo Community of Kenya: Nilotic Origins, Lake Victoria Heritage, Music and the Contemporary Identity of Western Kenya's Largest Single Ethnic Group
The Luo are the fourth-largest Kenyan ethnic community at approximately 5.1 million people. A complete guide to Nilotic origins, Lake Victoria heritage, and contemporary identity.