As Kenya marks Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month, mental health advocates are raising concern over the growing burden of depression and suicide among men, many of whom continue to suffer in silence due to stigma and societal expectations. According to the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS), men account for 56.9 per cent of diagnosed…
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