Kenya Covid infections rate crosses WHO high-risk limit
Kenya’s coronavirus infections rate has crossed the World Health Organisation (WHO) high-risk limit of five percent for the first time since the government lifted the nationwide curfew.
Kenya’s coronavirus infections rate has crossed the World Health Organisation (WHO) high-risk limit of five percent for the first time since the government lifted the nationwide curfew.
Visa 191 vya ugonjwa wa monkeypox vimeripotiwa ikiwemo vifo 24 vilivyoripotiwa tangu mwezi Septemba 27, 2021,
visa vya kirusi cha Omicron sasa vipo katika zaidi ya nchi 20 na katika mabara yote
Kirusi kipya Omicron kilikuwepo Ulaya kabla kisa cha kwanza kuripotiwa Afrika Kusini, data mpya imethibitisha
The world must study the wreckage of Covid-19 and say “never again” by striking a pandemic preparedness treaty, – WHO
Kiwango cha hatari halisi ya kirusi cha Omicron bado hakijaeleweka,lakini utafiti wa awali unaonyesha kuwa kina uwezo wa kuambukiza mtu mmoja mara kadhaa
WHO warns that people are starving to death.
The World Health Organization has warned that there could be a shortage of up to two billion syringes in 2022, which threatens to slow vaccination efforts globally.
Ripoti ya UN tarehe 29 Oktoba 2021 imeonyesha kuwa mataifa manne pekee hayajaripoti visa vyovyote vya UVIKO 19.
WHO unveiled a team of scientists it said it has mandated to investigate new pathogens and prevention of future pandemics.