Unclean cooking energy linked to rising respiratory illnesses in Siaya

Homesteads where unclean energy is used for cooking account for over 75 per cent of the respiratory disease burden, affecting children under the age of 5 years in Siaya County. This is according to a recent survey conducted by Chronic Disease Society (CDS) Africa. CDS Africa chairperson Faith Okwayo, who spoke to the media at…

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Unclean cooking energy linked to rising respiratory illnesses in Siaya

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