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Magdaline Saya

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A health and science Journalist at @TheStarKenya
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Witnessing silent pain stirred mental health zeal in Eliud Muriithi

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By Magdaline Saya Verified
| The Star (Kenya) Verified
In Summary Many struggle with pain of rejection and grief silently and without support, a problem worsened by lack of understanding and resources Most Kenyans face combined structural, financial, social and cultural barriers limiting access to mental health care Eliud Muriithi, the Director of Commercial Services, KEMSA/HANDOUT Eliud Muriithi’s interest in mental health started to grow when he was still young.
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Algeria hosts an international dialogue to solidify Africans’ search for justice over colonial crimes

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By Magdaline Saya Verified
| The Star (Kenya) Verified
African countries under the Africa Union (AU) are intensifying their search for justice over the colonial crimes committed against them as Algeria plays host to the International Conference on the Crimes of Colonialism in Africa this coming weekend. The meeting set for the capital Algiers will boost AU’s unified, continent-wide policy for reparations that represents the demands of all 55 member states.
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[PHOTOS] Kindiki visit brings Embu town to standstill

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By Magdaline Saya Verified
| The Star (Kenya) Verified
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki on Friday brought Embu town to a standstill. This followed his visit on Friday evening to listen to the concerns of residents who have been complaining of increasing insecurity. Kindiki assured residents that the government has responded firmly to their outcry and will ensure the town’s safety is restored. During the visit, the DP interacted with residents doing business in Embu town including small scale traders and large retailers.
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