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The report reveals that climate change is worsening mental health in Kenya, causing rising depression, anxiety, and trauma among vulnerable groups. It urges integrating mental health into climate policies, expanding community care, and improving data systems to strengthen national resilience.
The report explores the state of youth mental health in Kenya, highlighting progress in reducing depression and improving adolescent wellbeing, while addressing persistent stigma, trauma, and systemic barriers that limit access to care.
Read MoreKenya faces rising health and economic risks from NCDs, TB, air pollution, and climate-linked diseases. While progress exists in TB control and digital health, gaps in funding, data, and infrastructure remain. Scalable solutions include tech-driven community health, clean energy adoption, climate-sensitive surveillance, and innovative financing.
Read MoreThis report presents innovative, technology-driven approaches to bridge the health information gap in underserved areas. By combining low-cost tools like USSD, SMS, and radio with advanced solutions such as chatbots, digital hubs, gamified learning, and telemedicine, the report outlines inclusive strategies to deliver reliable health education, empower communities and promote sustainable wellness.
Read MoreAn analysis of how artificial intelligence has transformed Kenya's health insurance sector from experimental technology to mission-critical infrastructure, establishing new industry standards and competitive requirements
Read MoreThis report summarizes the Quality Healthcare and Patient Safety Bill, 2025, which aims to reform Kenya’s healthcare system through mandatory accreditation, stricter licensing, and a new healthcare tribunal. It highlights the Bill’s impact on insurers, healthcare providers, and its role in promoting Universal Health Coverage, patient safety, and accountability.
Read MoreThis report explores the rapid advancement of telemedicine and digital clinics in Kenya, especially in rural and underserved areas. It highlights key drivers, innovations, challenges, and recommendations shaping digital health delivery in the country.
Read MoreThis report examines the strong link between gambling addiction and mental health issues in Kenya, highlighting risks like depression, anxiety, and suicide. It includes key facts, local support resources, and policy recommendations to address the growing crisis.
Read MoreThis research explores the affordability of longevity pills in Kenya, revealing a stark inequality where only 2–5% of the population can access anti-aging treatments. High costs, limited access, and innovation bias risk deepening health and lifespan disparities between the wealthy and poor, especially in urban versus rural communities.
Read MoreAI therapists in Kenya show promise in expanding mental health access by offering scalable, low-cost support through chatbots, CBT tools, and emotional analysis. However, they face challenges like cultural misalignment, infrastructure gaps, and ethical concerns. While not a full solution, AI complements human care and enables early intervention.
Read MoreThis research explores how AI, blockchain, and mobile technologies are disrupting Africa's fintech, edtech, and healthtech sectors in 2025. Key innovations include cross-border fintech, personalized AI learning, and telemedicine. While challenges like data costs persist, these trends represent a major opportunity for inclusive development and digital transformation across the continent.
Read MoreKenya is implementing comprehensive development initiatives across healthcare, agriculture, and climate change sectors.
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