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Cherotich Kenei
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Cherotich is a Kenya-based graduate of a double concentration in Mass Communication and Public Relations. She has journalistic experience as a news producer for various international media outlets. She is a lover of the ART'S. Telling stories, meeting new people and travelling make her feel alive.

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clinic kenya
Story
August 17, 2017
Kenya's first gay clinic
topic:LGBT Rights
by:Cherotich Kenei
In Kenya being in the LGBTQ community is punishable. Still, the Ishtar clinic sets a milestone for the country.
Kenya Elections
Story
August 08, 2017
Elections in Kenya: a new wave of political hope
topic:Election
by:Cherotich Kenei
Kenya in motion: Today, the reigning President Uhuru Kenyatta will fight against his perennial rival Raila Odinga for the power over the country.
violence women
Story
July 07, 2017
Combating gender-based violence in Kenya
topic:Women’s rights
by:Cherotich Kenei
In Kenya, gender-based violence still remains a concern. Casualties of the crime have largely been women and children, due to cultural ideas and practices.
data
Story
May 29, 2017
Citizen-generated data in sustainable development
topic:Sustainable Development
by:Cherotich Kenei
2014 saw the United Nations (UN) Secretary General’s High-Level Panel call for a data revolution, in a bid to create data that would be useful for [...]
Malaria vaccine
Story
May 17, 2017
Hope to fight Malaria
topic:Health and Sanitation
by:Cherotich Kenei
Although initiatives have been put in place to curb the spread of Malara in Africa, more needs to be done to end the vicious infection cycle.
Story
February 29, 2016
A stitch in time
topic:Women’s rights
by:Cherotich Kenei
The reality for many African women is grim, but one passionate project is helping them to stitch their way out of poverty.
Story
February 19, 2016
The Youtube athlete
topic:Digitalisation
by:Cherotich Kenei
The extraordinary story of Julius Yego, an athlete from "the Home of Champions", Kenya, who achieved his record-holding career by an unusual route.
Story
January 14, 2016
The technological boost for Kenya’s wildlife conservation
topic:Conservation
by:Cherotich Kenei
Kenya is standing up for its own natural resources, especially for wildlife heritage, setting a technological benchmark in East and Central Africa.
Story
January 07, 2016
Green is not only a color
topic:Sustainable Development
by:Cherotich Kenei
Discussion with Kenyan Ivan Isa of Geen Pencils Ltd, who got the chance to discuss his green business at the Global Entrepreneurship Summit (GES).
Story
November 10, 2015
The Nairobi River: New face, same old problems
topic:Ocean Pollution
by:Cherotich Kenei
Rivers in Nairobi County still a major cause of concern for health and environmental reasons. But not all is lost: new partnerships work on a new facelift.
Story
September 05, 2015
If dreams grow wings
topic:Economic Opportunity
by:Cherotich Kenei
Growing up in Kenya’s rural South, Keiyo, Alex Kiplimo Chebotibin was always a dreamer. Then, he built a helicopter out of nothing.
Story
April 30, 2015
Start up to start over
topic:Sustainable Development
by:Cherotich Kenei
Incubators, accelerators, co-working spaces and technology hubs have sprung up across Africa. We spoke to four Kenyan entrepreneurs who made a start up.
Story
April 25, 2015
In pursuit of belonging: the Nubian struggle
topic:Xenophobia
by:Cherotich Kenei
The Nubians of East Africa have been left unrecognised and without identity despite a century of living within the borders of East Africa’s largest [...]
Engage
March 20, 2015
Progress for the Nairobi River
by:Cherotich Kenei
Kibera is the most populous slum in Africa. This is a story how the inhabitants of Kibera take a step for themselves and the various generations to [...]
Story
December 28, 2014
Kenya's conservation journey gets a technological boost
by:Cherotich Kenei
But to fully understand Kenya’s reasons for wildlife conservation, one has to look at the beginning, back then when Africa was ruled by colonial boundaries. Then sports’ hunting was [...]
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