Iten: The National Government has awarded Elgeyo Marakwet County a vehicle which will be used for disease surveillance in a bid to improve provision of health services. Speaking when receiving the vehicle at the Governor’s office in Iten town, health services executive Monica Rotich, said the vehicle had come in
Nairobi: Over one million girls in Kenya are compelled to miss school three to four days each month due to inadequate access to safe and sustainable sanitary pads. Research from the Ministry of Health reveals that 54 percent of girls face difficulties in obtaining menstrual management products, with 65 percent
Makueni: Three people have lost their lives while 13 others sustained serious injuries after the matatu they were travelling in rammed into a trailer along Mombasa-Nairobi Highway in the wee hours of Tuesday. The 5.30am accident occurred at Malili Market in Mukaa Subcounty when the matatu driver rammed into the
Kericho: As the world marks this year’s International Women’s Day and celebrates the resilience, courage, and progress of women across the globe, one woman in Kericho is quietly redefining gender roles at a dusty construction site. Nancy Cherubet, aged 34, is a strong-willed mother of five who has defied expectations
Nairobi: A registered nurse at Tudor Sub County Hospital and founder of the Red Splash Organisation, has been named one of the top 10 global finalists for a prestigious international nursing award selected from over 100,000 nominations worldwide. At just 29 years old, Khadija Mohamed Juma is redefining healthcare leadership
Nairobi: Resilient as the film seemed to be, the time had come for the filming fraternity to acknowledge, even albeit inadvertently, that its term was over. It had lost the filming war. It couldn’t cope with the avalanche of shots fired at it by a myriad of camcorders. Some ‘filming’
Nairobi: The Elgeyo Marakwet County Government is set to convene a meeting with stakeholders in the sports sector as it plans to implement a new sports act designed to organize and regulate sports activities within the county. The deputy governor, Prof Grace Cheserek, emphasized that the act will particularly focus
Eldoret: The County Government of Uasin Gishu has launched a comprehensive crackdown on eateries flouting health and safety regulations, resulting in the arrest of at least 40 individuals and the closure of several premises in Eldoret City. According to Kenya News Agency, the sweeping inspection exercise, led by Chief Officer