Extra Pound: My documentary about 3 Kenyan women struggling with obesity in an alluring fast food environment that drove them to make unhealthy dietary and lifestyle choices @MichaelMossC@hazel_healy@DFC_Program https://t.co/IJAmdzQ8z7 via @YouTube
In 2017, I interviewed a group of Christians in Kenya whose faith doesn't allow them to vote in political elections, get vaccinated or seek treatment in hospitals when they get sick. Here's their story: @ElijahKanyi@AfUncensored https://t.co/TlKNvvjDml
1. Bitter Harvest.
Kenya's food system is broken. Just how broken? #BitterHarvest is a three part series by @KabugiMbae looking into what ails the food system in Kenya
https://t.co/LWfJfNjF1x
Six years ago, our reporter @KabugiMbae looked into the growing list of complaints against Kenya’s medical fraternity over misdiagnosis, and possible medical negligence.
It's sad things have not changed. Check out #MurkyMedics on oue YouTube Channel;
https://t.co/96WhrljD0B…
#ExtraPound; Fast Food vs Obesity in Kenya by @KabugiMbae.
This piece looks into the fast food industry in Kenya and the relation to obesity: https://t.co/nqC663BzjB
“When I was growing up, foods such as cakes and sodas were special. You only ate them on birthdays – if your parents remembered,’ recalls Constance Gewa, an associate professor at George Mason University in the United States���. @KabugiMbae
Obesity rates in sub-Saharan Africa are shooting up fast. With many countries’ health systems ill-equipped to tackle the diseases that accompany excess weight, @KabugiMbae investigates a looming health crisis.
https://t.co/YJHwyb5p7V via @newint
What’s driving Africa’s turn from HIV to diabetes? A really smart Kenyan journalist @KabugiMbae digs in and finds the new American Colonialism
https://t.co/8KC54A8Vro via @newint
#Foodsystems have a huge influence on rising rates of #obesity & #NCDs worldwide. How food is produced - more sugar, salt, fat, additives & processing - changes nutritive content. See this documentary by @Simon_Gault of @Primetv_NZ @MasterChefNZ:
https://t.co/CckvAvq1qG
"They were more concerned about me raising sh 20,500 to secure a bed than saving my son" Judy Muthoni.
5 years ago, we did a piece on Deaths and Misdiagnosis in Kenyan hospitals. Check out #MurkyMedics by @KabugiMbae: https://t.co/9fyjuZvaVk