Tell-em Public Relations

26/08/2026

Meet KSPCA Watamu, one of the causes close to our hearts.

Every day, KSPCA Watamu works to give animals the care, protection and second chance they deserve. But they can’t do it alone.

With the right support, KSPCA Watamu can reach more animals in need, provide essential veterinary care and build a stronger animal welfare programme for the Watamu community.

And this is where you come in. You can make a difference. You can help an animal in need. You can be a hero!
Support KSPCA Watamu today:
M-PESA Paybill: 4813843
Account Name: KSPCA Hero

Every contribution, big or small, helps create a kinder world for animals.

17/08/2026

Today, we celebrate our MD and honour an incredible 27 years of leadership, dedication and impact.
Her journey continues to inspire us, reminding us that great leadership is built on vision, purpose, resilience and the ability to bring others along.
We celebrate you and the lasting legacy you continue to build.
Here’s to many more years of impact, growth and success.

05/08/2026

Great communications don’t just amplify events; they shape conversations that matter.

We are proud to have partnered with the American Society of Hematology (ASH) in supporting the Kenya Sickle Cell Disease Symposium 2026, a critical platform that brought together healthcare leaders, policymakers, researchers, clinicians, survivors, patients, caregivers, and advocates committed to advancing sickle cell disease care and research in Kenya.

The symposium featured insightful discussions, including remarks by Health PS Dr. Ouma Oluga, who highlighted the Ministry of Health’s ongoing efforts and policy interventions aimed at improving access to quality care and strengthening support systems for people living with sickle cell disease.

Our role extended beyond communications. We strategically led the: Press release distribution, media invitation and management, as well as interview pitching with key media houses.

By connecting the right voices with the right audiences, we helped elevate important conversations around sickle cell disease and ensured the symposium’s impact reached far beyond the conference halls.

Thank you to the American Society of Hematology for trusting us to bring this important story to the forefront. We look forward to continuing to amplify initiatives that create lasting impact.

05/08/2026

Great communications don’t just amplify events; they shape conversations that matter.

We are proud to have partnered with the American Society of Hematology (ASH) in supporting the Kenya Sickle Cell Disease Symposium 2026, a critical platform that brought together healthcare leaders, policymakers, researchers, clinicians, survivors, patients, caregivers, and advocates committed to advancing sickle cell disease care and research in Kenya.

The symposium featured insightful discussions, including remarks by Health PS Dr. Ouma Oluga, who highlighted the Ministry of Health’s ongoing efforts and policy interventions aimed at improving access to quality care and strengthening support systems for people living with sickle cell disease.

Our role extended beyond communications. We strategically led the: Press release distribution, media invitation and management, as well as interview pitching with key media houses.

By connecting the right voices with the right audiences, we helped elevate important conversations around sickle cell disease and ensured the symposium’s impact reached far beyond the conference halls.

Thank you to the American Society of Hematology for trusting us to bring this important story to the forefront. We look forward to continuing to amplify initiatives that create lasting impact.

10/07/2026

New half, same mission—just with even more momentum.
As we kick off H2, we’re excited to share our H1 Newsletter! From exciting milestones to meaningful impact, it’s a celebration of everything we’ve accomplished together so far.
Here’s to reflecting and making the second half of the year even bigger.

21/06/2026

Today, we celebrate all the dads in our lives and the lasting impact of those who have guided, supported and inspired us.

18/06/2026

As we wrap up H1 2026, we took a moment to celebrate our people, because at , we don’t just celebrate results; we celebrate the individuals behind them!

As part of our commitment to building and strengthening our culture, we recognized our Extra Milers: team members nominated by their colleagues for the impact they make every day through their dedication, support and willingness to go the extra mile. We also celebrated a special birthday, marking another trip around the sun for one of our own.

Because every contribution matters, every milestone counts and every person plays a part in shaping who we are. Here’s to another half year of growing, achieving and celebrating together the Tell-Em way.
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01/06/2026

Today, as we celebrate 63 years of freedom, we are reminded of a harsh truth: freedom without safety is incomplete. This , we are called to confront the painful reality of rising femicide and pedicide cases across our nation. Behind every statistic is a life lost, a family grieving, and a future taken too soon.

Today, we march in memory of the victims. We stand in solidarity with the families carrying unimaginable pain and memories that time cannot erase. And we raise our voices for a Kenya where freedom is not only symbolic, but lived through safety, dignity, justice, and protection for all.

Because true freedom must include the right to live without fear.

27/05/2026

We extend our warmest wishes to the Muslim community.

May this season of sacrifice and gratitude bring peace, happiness, and togetherness to every home.

Eid Mubarak

22/05/2026

We are proud to spotlight Metropolitan Hospital Nairobi as the first hospital in East & Central Africa to introduce robotic-assisted knee replacement surgery; an advancement redefining precision, patient outcomes, and modern orthopedic care.

As healthcare enters the AI era, the future belongs to institutions bold enough to innovate, and Metropolitan Hospital is leading from the front, harnessing advanced technology and Assisted Intelligence to redefine precision, elevate patient care and shape the future of healthcare in Africa, proving that the future is already here.

CEO and co-founder of Metropolitan Hospital, recently spoke on closing Kenya’s healthcare gaps through assisted intelligence.

Read article here:

The crisis facing Kenya is not about technological disruption, but overwhelming pressure on an already overstretched system