Wellness in Kenya is being reshaped by emotional strength and everyday health choices

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The latest wave of Kasi Insight Health and Wellness Tracker shows a meaningful shift in how Kenyan consumers define and pursue wellbeing. Even as economic pressure intensifies, people are investing more in mental resilience, personal health routines, and social connection. Wellness is no longer tied to financial comfort alone. …

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