Senior Reporter Leila Mohammed, Daily Nation's Mary Wambui and Dominic Wabala present a military conversation unravelling the bits and pieces of the Kenyan military under the new government and the question of transition.

Nation Reporter Sylvia Muia speaks to three survivors from the 2019 DusitD2 attack with a personal recollection of being related to one of them. A sign that the trauma from that day still holds a painful memory in their life.

United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation(FAO) encourages vertical farming in the urban slums to help the urban poor access adequate fresh and safe food.

With the growing population and inevitable need to be food secure amid rising inflations and economic downturn, an agricultural innovation such as vertical farming becomes a powerhouse.

Presently, 55 per cent of the world's population live in urban areas, and by 2050, the proportion will hit 68 per cent, according to UN Habitat.

Going by this percentage , it means of the 4,397,073 Nairobi population captured in the 2019 census, 2, 418,390 live in the slums. By 2050, the number would rise by 571,619.

Lilian Achieng of Ngomongo area in Korogocho slum has tested the fruits of her vertical farming, and they are sweet.

Cases of women assaulting their husbands have been on the rise in Meru County, with residents appealing to the police to protect men from such aggression.

Last March, Association of Women in Agriculture Kenya (AWAK) trained Ms Muthoni on vertical farming.

She learnt how to use sacks, jerricans, PVC liners, and pipes to grow vegetables in merely tiny spaces in urban residential areas namely open areas on the frontside or backside of their houses, on the verandahs, and even on window sills.

Upon completion, she was supplied with a 90-kilogramme sack of soil mixed with manure in proper proportions and 50 seedlings of assorted vegetables- sukuma wiki, spinach, amaranth and African nightshade.

This is her story

Details have emerged of how Kenyans working in Saudi Arabia live in penury after being hooked onto alcohol while others are killed by their colleagues in love triangle disputes.

Former Nairobi governor Mike Sonko volunteered to help bring back the bodies of Jackline Muthoni, 40, who hails from Meru, Lucy Mwanyae Kea, 24, and Mercy Mbula, 27, both from Kilifi County.

Tax Invoice Management system is now in use to administer VAT.

 Kevin Maina had a sit down with KRA's TIMS operations manager to unravel more.

How much do you know about Alzheimer's disease, what causes it, and what its symptoms are? Did you know, for example, that depression, personality changes and mood swings are part of its bouquet of symptoms? Karimi Njagi, an actress, learned all these and more when her father was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in 2018. She shares her story, plus what she learned about how to assist people with Alzheimer's to continue to live a quality life, in this podcast.

How much do you know about Alzheimer's disease, what causes it, and what its symptoms are? Did you know, for example, that depression, personality changes and mood swings are part of its bouquet of symptoms? Karimi Njagi, an actress, learned all these and more when her father was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in 2018. She shares her story, plus what she learned about how to assist people with Alzheimer's to continue to live a quality life, in this podcast.

For many young girls in Kenya, properly managing a menstrual cycle with adequate sanitary products is a luxury. Research suggests that two out of three girls are unable to access menstrual products regularly. To fill this gap, over the years, various organizations have joined hands to provide and distribute menstrual products among most vulnerable girls. But even so, still lack of proper sanitary products remains an itchy issue among many girls here, and experts say still more needs to be done.