Lifestyle & Health
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Flood-hit Kenya reports dozens of cholera cases
The World Health Organization (WHO) said 44 cases of the disease have been reported in Tana River County in eastern Kenya, one of the areas hardest hit in weeks of destructive rains and flooding.
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Kenya health ministry says deal signed to end doctors’ strike
In 2017, doctors staged a 100-day nationwide strike that forced public hospitals to shut
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Madaktari wasitisha mgomo Kenya
Haya yanajiri baada ya Mahakama ya Ajira na Mahusiano ya Kazi kuamuru chama cha wafanyakazi na serikali kuja na kanuni inayokubalika ya kurejea kazini kufikia Jumatano.
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‘Walipe kama unataka!’ Ruto awaambia wanaounga mgomo wa madaktari
Madaktari madkatrai nchini Kenya wametishia kuacha kufanya uchunguzi wa maiti na kujaza kujaza fomu za P3 iwapo polisi watahujumu na kuwazuia kufanya maandamano yao.
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Raila Akatiza Kampeni zake za Uenyekiti AU Kutetea Madaktari Wanaogoma Kenya
Kiongozi huyo wa ODM ameitaka Serikali kuwalipa wahudumu wa matibabu, kuangalia ada na mishahara ya madaktari wanaoendelea na masomo zaidi na kushughulikia kusitishwa kwa huduma zao bila utaratibu.
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Sierra Leone declares drug abuse a national emergency
Sierra Leone’s President Julius Maada Bio has declared a national emergency because of the rampant drug abuse in the country.
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Autopsy reveals Kelvin Kiptum died from head injuries
An autopsy has revealed that Kenya’s world marathon record holder Kelvin Kiptum died from severe head injuries in a road accident earlier this month. Kenya’s chief government pathologist Johanssen Odour told local media that the…
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Nigeria customs to distribute seized food amid crisis
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) plans to distribute seized food items in stores around the country to tackle the current challenges of food security amid protests in at least five states. The customs service said unspecified…
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Cholera concerns spark southern African leaders’ summit
Southern African leaders will hold an extraordinary summit on Friday amid concerns about the cholera epidemic across multiple countries.
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Cape Verde becomes third African country to eliminate malaria
Cape Verde joins Mauritius and Algeria which were certified in 1973 and 2019 respectively
