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Cancer is the third leading cause of death in Kenya, with Samburu County reporting up to 10 new cases every month, leaving families in pain and searching for treatment. But hope is here. The national cancer institute of Kenya has opened the first oncology clinic at Samburu Referral Hospital, bringing life-saving care closer to those in need. Boniface Barasa takes us to Samburu, where this new clinic offers hope and healing to a community long burdened by cancer.
Oncology clinic launched in Samburu county
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