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Marching on: How science cafes progressively build my health journalism career

By Odhiambo David I odhisdavid59@gmail.com On May 13, 2020, I was priviledged to attend MESHA’s 20th science café, which to…

Mesha 16 May 2020

Journalists urged to dispel myths on vaccine trials in Africa

By Mike MwanikI I mikemwaniki2016@gmail.com A leading HIV investigator in Kenya has urged journalists to be at the forefront in…

Mesha 8 July 2020

University students develop App for social challenges

By Lisbeth Kageni I kageni@uonbi.ac.ke University of Nairobi students have developed a mobile phone app through which they can access…

Mesha 8 July 2020

Marching on: How science cafes progressively build my health journalism career

By Odhiambo David I odhisdavid59@gmail.com On May 13, 2020, I was priviledged to attend MESHA’s 20th science café, which to…

Mesha 16 May 2020

Journalists urged to dispel myths on vaccine trials in Africa

By Mike MwanikI I mikemwaniki2016@gmail.com A leading HIV investigator in Kenya has urged journalists to be at the forefront in…

Mesha 8 July 2020

Tourism and conservation suffer as pandemic wreaks havoc

Mesha 8 July 2020

MESHA clears twelve candidates to vie for 2024 Board Election

Mesha 18 November 2024

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