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Contributing to the debate on the Penal Code (Amendment) Bill, 2024, sponsored by Mathare MP Anthony Oluoch, lawmakers said criminalising attempted suicide is outdated, unconstitutional and undermines efforts to address the country's growing mental health crisis.
Speaking during a Radio Generation interview on Friday, Karua said society has imposed rigid expectations of masculinity on boys from an early age while failing to provide the guidance and emotional support needed to help them navigate adolescence and develop into well-rounded adults
Speaking on Radio Generation on Tuesday, Kibore claimed that about one in every 10 young men in Nairobi suffers from erectile dysfunction (ED), insisting the condition should no longer be treated as a private matter or a source of stigma.
The Gambling Control (Conduct of Gambling Operations) Regulations, 2026, require all licensed betting operators to install automated systems that reject deposits made by self-excluded gamblers for the entire period of their exclusion.
The doctor encouraged those struggling with emotional wounds to seek professional help, explaining that therapy often uncovers deeper issues hidden beneath everyday challenges and provides a pathway towards lasting recovery
Speaking during the 49th Kenya Secondary School Heads Association (Kessha) Annual National Conference in Mombasa on Tuesday, Ololtua said parents must take a more active role in guiding and disciplining their children.
The Ministry of Health estimates that one in four Kenyans will face a mental health condition in their lifetime.
Dr. Mugenya contrasted male emotional socialisation with that of women, noting that societal expectations shape how emotions are expressed
Ahmed says overcrowding and inadequate infrastructure are worsening student welfare, while also criticising the university funding model and calling for stronger government involvement in housing and youth inclusion in decision-making processes
The move was driven by increasing worries from parents and mounting evidence that social media is negatively impacting children’s wellbeing.
National Parents Association SG Maina Gaithuru says repeated boarding school fires and weak enforcement of safety standards are increasing risks to learners. He calls for reforms in school governance, infrastructure safety and emergency preparedness, during a Radio Generation interview.
The State Department for Children Services confirmed that child protection systems have been fully activated in line with legal requirements, aimed at safeguarding the welfare and rights of children affected by the disaster.