- Since 2019, over 3.3 million girls in Kenya have received the first dose of the HPV vaccine, and 2.3 million have received the second dose, marking significant progress toward eliminating cervical cancer in the country.
- In Kenya, over 2 million learners were affected by school closures due to damaged infrastructure and the loss of teaching materials caused by heavy rains and flooding during the long rains season from March to May 2024.
- The President made the remarks in response to Gachagua’s live address earlier in the week, when he criticized Ruto claimed that residents of the Mount Kenya region had lost faith in his leadership.
- Jan 24 – Bangladesh’s interim leader, Muhammad Yunus, recently held talks with US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan, amidst growing international concern over reports of attacks targeting the country’s minority Hindu community and their places of worship. The conversation underscored both…
- Construction was initially delayed for seven years, with work only beginning in 2014. Despite the initial target to complete the project within two years, nearly a decade later, just 7.6% of the sewage water dumped into the ocean is being processed.
- The event, organized in collaboration with the Chinese Embassy in Kenya and China Media Group, provided attendees with an opportunity to enjoy Chinese artistic and culinary displays, reflecting the significance of the Chinese zodiac.
- KMJA accused unnamed individuals of attempting to reinvent and deploy "McCarthyism tactics" to intimidate and coerce judges and magistrates, with the ultimate goal of weakening the Judiciary.
- The PropelA program is designed to equip young people with competitive skills for careers in construction, addressing youth unemployment and the critical shortage of skilled artisans in Kenya’s growing infrastructure sector.
- Njoki, who was arrested along with another woman during a protest over delays in implementing the SHAH health program, reiterated that her actions were motivated by a desire to see change in the healthcare system, not by political interests. “I am fighting for patients who don’t have the resources…
- NAIROBI, Kenya Jan 24 – A woman who stormed Health CS Debra Barasa’s briefing over SHAH hitches, has been freed on a Sh10,000 cash bail paid by Mike Sonko, who has vowed to help her get justice. In collaboration with Lawyers Omwanza for LSK, Senator Maanzo, family lawyer Johnstone Jnr, and Njiru…
- He recalled that despite Kibaki’s landslide victory in 2002, his bold decisions during his first term were met with significant opposition, making him one of the most unpopular leaders at the time.
- Wairimu was initially arrested in 2019 after Cohen’s body was found in a septic tank at their Kitisuru home. She was charged with his murder, but the case was later dropped in favor of an inquest.
- HENNET Advocacy and Communication Manager Faith Ndungu noted that while substantial funds are allocated to immunization, many people continue to avoid life-saving vaccines due to misinformation.
- WASHINGTON, Jan. 24 (Xinhua) — U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday signed an executive order to declassify any remaining files from the assassinations of former President John F. Kennedy (JFK), his brother Robert F. Kennedy (RFK) and civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK). “I have now…
- NAIROBI, Kenya, Jan 24 – The Haitian National Police has expressed gratitude to their Kenyan counterparts, who they say have contributed to improving the security and stability situation in Port-au-Prince, despite the challenging environment. Over 400 National Police Service officers have been…
- Njoki was among two women who stormed the Ministry of Health offices last week to protest delays in implementing SHA, which aims to provide universal health coverage. Her lawyer insists that her actions were those of a concerned citizen exercising her democratic rights.
- Commenting on Koome's letter, National Police Service Spokesperson Resila Anyango denied the withdrawal allegations saying the CJ's protective team was recalled for "promotional training".
- Wetang'ula called out the former Vice president on for what he termed as selfish and divisive politics meant to stop the western region from benefitting from development programmes
- The Samuel Kobia-led agency said five counties—Nairobi, Kiambu, Mombasa, Kisumu, and Nakuru—have experienced a significant rise in gang-related activities, ranging from extortion and armed robberies to violent attacks on residents and businesses.
- The President said Odinga’s vast experience, dedication to pan-African ideals and commitment to fostering integration makes him an excellent candidate to lead the African Union Commission.
- In his ruling, Justice chacha Mwita stated that the IG and DCI were properly served with the petition and the order issued on January 8 through their respective email addresses.
- After police officers interrogated Mr Wambua, he told them that the body parts belonged to his wife, Joy Fridah Munani, according to the DCI statement.
- The President explained that the government is investing more than Sh130 million to extend the dyke in Budalang'i to address lake backflow and restore arable agricultural land
- Trump's order comes as US officials announce the deployment of additional active duty troops to the border, and as processes that allow swift deportations are expanded.
- Some 180 same-sex couples are registering their unions at one of Bangkok's grandest shopping malls, in an event city officials helped organise to celebrate this legal milestone.
- The anti-graft body’s Chairperson David Oginde said they are investigating bribery allegations leveled against some judges and will ensure those involved face justice.
- The training include weapon handling, effective use of equipment, tactical combat casualty care, first aid using HFx-induced kits, and surveillance techniques employing tools such as drones and night-vision goggles. These skills are crucial for navigating the complex security environment they face.
- The talks also covered access to NPS hospitals and insurance services, pension scheme revisions, and the development of a structured pre- and post-retirement policy framework.
- They emphasized the government’s efforts to revamp vital economic sectors, including agriculture, fishing, and sugarcane farming, to enhance self-sufficiency and job creation.
