Alfred Sigo stands tall, looks squarely into the faces of the teenagers of Mombasa, and lays out the details of how he watched the people he loved die of AIDS. It is a story he has told nearly 100 times, but his eyes still well up when he speaks.
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Reproductive health stories from Pathfinder and beyond
The Energy in the Room was Electric
Excitement fills the room at Pathfinder's launch event for a new Lake Victoria Integrated Community-Managed Population, Health and Environment Project that is set to unfold in Uganda and Kenya.
The Motorbike Outreach Model: A “Roaring” Success in Kenya’s North Eastern Province
In Hollywood films, the motorcycle is often synonymous with youth, rebellion, and leather-clad individuals cruising the streets in search of trouble. But deep in the hinterlands of Kenya, the motorcycle is fast becoming associated with a far more positive image—saving lives.
An Outlawed Profession Gets New Life
Since the Kenyan government outlawed home deliveries by traditional birth attendants (TBAs), many Kenyans--especially those in low income areas--have had to adjust.
Addressing Stigma and Discrimination in North Eastern Province
As was the case for Amina, many people in Kenya who are infected with HIV have experienced stigma and discrimination including prejudice, negative attitudes, abuse and maltreatment.
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