Gilbert Ochieng
Busia Governor Dr. Paul Otuoma’s Government will continue to offer support towards the management of cancer, the Health Executive Committee Member (CECM) for Health and Sanitation Beatrice Nakholi said.
Nakholi said the leadership of the County through the Department of Health is committed to providing services to cancer patients as well as survivors.
Mariselah Kimbio
Since October last year, Kenya is facing a cholera outbreak that has so far claimed over 120 lives. This is according to figures by the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Cresent Societies.
17 counties have reported cases of the disease since the first case was recorded in October 2022. IFRC places the numbers at over 7570 as of the 25th of March this year.
People living in informal settlements are hardest hit by the outbreak. This is due to a lack of proper access to clean toilets, clean water, food, and even adequate housing.
Around 3000 cases were reported in Dadaab re
Shirley Wandera
In a remarkable display of dedication to environmental consciousness, residents of Mombasa on Monday commemorated World Environment Day with a vibrant procession held in Makupa.
The event was graced by Mombasa Deputy Governor, Francis Thoya, who took note of the youth being on the frontline of the conservation movement, actively engaging in efforts to protect their surroundings.
Uganda President Museveni signs controversial Anti-Homosexuality Act 2023, sparking global concern over human rights violations. LGBTQ+ organizations and activists oppose the decision and seek support in denouncing the law. US President Biden condemns the act, considering potential sanctions. #AntiHomosexualityAct2023 #HumanRightsViolation
A recent court decision regarding LGBTQ rights has sparked condemnation from religious leaders across different denominations in Kenya, saying it could threaten the country’s moral fabric.
Arthur Kitonga, an overseer of the Redeemed Gospel Church, said that Evangelical and Mainline churches will unite to speak out against the ruling and advocate for a different path.
By Ian Mutiso
Girl child empowerment through vocational training has contributed to more women graduating in Kilifi.
Speaking during a graduation ceremony on Thursday, Clara Chonga, the county executive member for education, vocational training, and ICT, expressed her excitement with the number of girls graduating from traditionally male-dominated fields.