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NAKHUMICHA: To empower women, we must invest in their health

There is need to implement programmes to strengthen health sector response to GBV.

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by SUSAN NAKHUMICHA

Health07 March 2024 - 13:12
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Comunity health promoters at Kericho stadium on October 20, 2023.public and private sectors must work together to develop and advance innovations that specifically target addressing women’s health issues.

A 2024 World Economic Forum report reveals startling data on women’s health. According to the report, 25 per cent of women spend 25 per cent more time in poor heath than men. Simply put, more women spend their valuable time dealing with poor health instead of contributing to nation building.

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