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Wasting manifests under conditions of severe undernutrition, causing individuals to have a low weight for their height. In Kenya, it occurs when individuals and children living in food poverty do not receive enough nutritious food.  It can also occur after a ...

Kenya’s population in 2024 was 52,428,000, up from the total enumerated population of 47,564,296 in 2019.[1][2] Nairobi is still the most populous county in Kenya, with a population of 4,672,000, followed by Kiambu, with a population of 2,602,000. Counties with the ...

The population density is the number of people living in a location per unit of land area, often denoted in square kilometers. Kenya has a total land area of 580,876.3 square kilometers and a population density of 82 people per ...