KENYA SOCIETY OF HAEMATOLOGY & ONCOLOGY

An Adapted Early Warning Signs and Symptoms (EWSS) Intervention to Improve Early Recognition and Referral of Childhood Cancers in Kenya A structured […]

“A person diagnosed with cancer should not be afraid. Cancer can be treated.” – Esther Ng’ang’a, lung cancer survivor Lung cancer is […]

The Q2 2026 issue of KESHO Corner brings together KICC 2026 updates, CME learning, regional oncology highlights, member insights and community moments from across the quarter.

Dr Georgina Magoma reflects on screening, uncertainty and the importance of clear, affordable and supportive care pathways after an abnormal result.

The 4th East Africa Oncology Summit brought together oncology professionals, researchers, policy voices, partners and regional faculty for a timely conversation on the future of cancer care in East Africa.

KESHO Member Feature: Dr. Michael Mwachiro reflects on surgical education, mentorship, innovation and global collaboration following his visit to Stanford University as Kovitz Visiting Professor

A curated look at the updates, activities and reflections that shaped KESHO’s first quarter of 2026 and the momentum carrying into the months ahead

Cancer continues to shape the lives of individuals, families and communities across Kenya. On World Cancer Day, we reflect on how early diagnosis, equitable access and stronger health systems