For over 30 years, PS Kenya has provided trusted, end-to-end logistics solutions that ensure health products reach their destination on time, in full, and in excellent condition. We understand that even the most life-changing product is only as effective as the supply chain that delivers it. That’s why we have built a logistics system focused […]
Thirty years after the Beijing Declaration, PS Kenya, along with other policy makers, development partners, civil society, and thought leaders, convened at the #NXTHERSummit 2025, hosted by FP2030 and Nation Media Group, to reflect on a shared vision: a future where women an girls everywhere can live with dignity, equality, and opportunity. It was a […]
Intimacy is more than just closeness, it’s about creating moments that feel free, confident, and deeply pleasurable. Even couples who are deeply connected can encounter moments of distraction or discomfort that interrupt the natural flow of closeness. Trust Lubricating Jelly is designed to remove those barriers, enhancing connection and making every encounter feel effortless and fulfilling. Its […]
Dear Kenyan Men, You service your car every six months but when was the last time you serviced your body? Too many of you have been raised to believe that strength is silence. To push through pain, endure without complaint, and avoid hospitals unless absolutely necessary. But while this idea of toughness persists, a silent […]
What if men had a daily pill that shifted the balance of contraception? After decades of women carrying most of the responsibility, from the pill of the 1960s to implants, injections, and IUDs, science is inching closer to giving men an option beyond condoms or vasectomy. But would different generations embrace it the same way? […]
Every year on September 26, the world comes together to mark World Contraception Day; a moment to raise awareness about the power of contraception in safeguarding health, expanding choices, and shaping brighter futures. The global theme for World Contraception Day 2025 is “A Choice for All: Agency, Intention and Access.” In Kenya, this was adapted to “Chaguo la Wote: Making […]