The Depression Epidemic in Kenya
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Reinvent You with Zippy Kimani
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Kenya has been ranked 6th with the highest number of depression cases among African countries by World Health Organization. In 2016, 1.9 M cases of depression were reported. Globally, 300M suffer from depression. With the high cost of living and unemployment, the youth are at risk. Suicidal cases are on the increase and the issue of depression has to be addressed!
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