Kenya is losing 9 women daily to cervical cancer as statistics show over 3000 die annually due to the disease that has been categorised as the world’s second killer disease.
Consequently, there are 5226 new cases of cervical cancer reported yearly in Kenya.
Worldwide, 10 million people die as a result of cancer.
Moses Muoki has a decade of experience in videography and photojournalism. His passion is in telling human interest stories through the eyes of the most vulnerable in the society. He believes that the world can be changed one shutter-click at a time.
