Health Cabinet Secretary (CS) Mutahi Kagwe has directed County Governments to adopt a check-off system to offset their Kenya Medical Supplies Agency (KEMSA) debts.
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Journalists sensitized on Uncovering stories with human dimension.
Building on the positive relationship between the International Committee Red Cross (ICRC) and Kenya Red Cross society (KRCS), the multidisciplinary teams of ICRC and
Multi-million project set to provide fluoride free water in Naivasha
Over 500,000 residents of Naivasha Sub- County have a reason to smile after installation of a Sh1 billion system that will supply them with
Sh 4m handwashing station commissioned at MTRH
A Sh. 4 million handwashing station has been commissioned at Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital (MTRH), Eldoret to promote hygiene. The project which was birthed by the partnership between
Kisumu holds graduation Ccremony for 469 Community Health Workers
Kisumu County makes a significant step in primary healthcare as 469 Community Health Workers (CHWs) graduate in a colourful ceremony giving impetus to community health
The Gov’t launches to Curb SGBV
The National Aids Control Council (NACC) has launched a programme to empower Sexual and Gender based violence technical team to enable them address the
Nakuru County invests in the prevention and management of mental health condition
The County Government of Nakuru is channeling more resources towards prevention and clinical management of mental illnesses in a move aimed at reducing the
Civil Society Groups have faulted the Ministry of Health on the New Reproductive Health Policy.
Civil Society Groups in Nakuru have faulted the Ministry of Health for launching the National Reproductive Health Policy (NRHP) 2022 – 2032 without conducting
PUBLIC NUISANCE AT REFERRAL FACILITY
Kisii Teaching and Referral and Hospital has been exposed to public nuisance owing to congestion its the mortuary from 15 unclaimed bodies. The facility’s
Concern raised over syringes used by drug addicts in Malindi beaches
Malindi conservationists and tourism stakeholders have raised concern over syringes suspected to be used by drug addicts dumped on the beaches. The used syringes