The Double Burden: Coexistence of Obesity & Malnutrition Global demographic, epidemiological, and nutritional transitions have led to a unique situation in which food insecurity (uncertain or scarce access to safe and healthy food) exists side by side with problems of obesity and chronic nutrition-related diseases, even in the same household.

The Double Burden: Coexistence of Obesity & Malnutrition Global demographic, epidemiological, and nutritional transitions have led to a unique situation in which food insecurity (uncertain or scarce access to safe and healthy food) exists side by side with problems of obesity and chronic nutrition-related diseases, even in the same household.

Malnutrition does not make headlines the way famine does. But it is far more widespread and deadly. Globally, it affects more than a billion people. It is the cause of more than one third of childhood deaths.

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Tackling Obesities: Future Choices

Globesity exposes the explosion of global obesity by following how fast food corporations have infiltrated countries where just a few decades ago hunger was a headline health concern.

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Mutahi Ngunyi's take on possible voting patterns and outcomes in Kenya's upcoming general election to be held in March 2013. This clip shows the Tyranny of Numbers.

James Nyoro, Managing Director of the Rockefeller Foundation Africa Office speaks at TEDx Nairobi held on September 18th on Kenya's Vision 2030 and how the country can work towards achieving this vision.

Royal Media Services news anchor Julie Gichuru talks about her vision for Kenya and Africa as a whole.

In March, Kenyans will cast their ballots in the 2013 presidential election. In a two-part video series, Anne Kamau and Mwangi S. Kimenyi discuss Kenya's national mood with Karuti Kanyinga, professor at the Institute for Development Studies at the University of Nairobi. Their conversation recounts personal experiences from the tragic post-election violence of 2007, as well as what they believe has been progress made to reconcile and heal the people of Kenya.

In March, Kenyans will cast their ballots in the 2013 presidential election. In a two-part video series, Anne Kamau and Mwangi S. Kimenyi discuss Kenya's national mood with Karuti Kanyinga, professor at the Institute for Development Studies at the University of Nairobi. Their conversation recounts personal experiences from the tragic post-election violence of 2007, as well as what they believe has been progress made to reconcile and heal the people of Kenya.