Hamisi Yusuf
Digital Director & Author
Hamisi Yusuf is the Digital Director and an author at kenyanihome.com, where he plays a key role in shaping the platform’s digital strategy, editorial innovation, audience engagement, and online growth. He holds a Certificate in Business Management, a Diploma in Business Management and Administration, and a Bachelor of Business Information Technology, all earned from Zetech University. By combining expertise in technology, business leadership, and impactful storytelling, Hamisi is helping build a modern, credible, and forward-looking digital journalism platform that tells stories that matter.
Stories by Hamisi Yusuf
8 storiesStories by Hamisi Yusuf
New Kisumu Eye Hospital Brings Specialised Care Closer to Western Kenya
A new eye hospital in Kisumu is expected to improve access to specialized eye treatment for patients across Nyanza and Western Kenya, offering hope to families who have often had to travel long distances for advanced services.
Ebola Alert in Eastern Congo Raises New Health-Security Concerns for East Africa
Africa’s top public-health agency has warned that Ebola is spreading beyond its initial epicentre in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, increasing concern across the region.
Kenya Nurses End 43-Day Strike After Deal, but Public Hospitals Face a Long Recovery
Kenyan nurses have ended their 43-day strike after a return-to-work deal. Here is what the agreement means for patients, counties and public healthcare.
Nurses’ Strike Declared Human-Rights Crisis as 79 Deaths Are Reported
Kenya’s human-rights commission has called for urgent intervention and independent verification of reported deaths during the health crisis.
New Pharmacy Rules Spark Revolt as Diploma Holders Warn of Rural Medicine Crisis
Pharmaceutical technologists say proposed regulations could remove them from key roles in health centers and restrict access to controlled medicines in underserved communities.
"We Have Nothing Left": Busia Mother in Desperate Need of Life-Changing Surgery as Family Appeals for Public Help
For months, a family in Marachi East Ward, Busia County, has carried the heavy burden of watching a loved one suffer in silence.